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Tony, this is a powerful video. Their ongoing, systematic corrupting of temperature data is corruption. Literally. Thank you.
As usual, a wonderful presentation. I would like to download this video but I am having more and more trouble finding an app to take it from Youtube. Any advice on how to do so?
It is possible to have a decrease in average temperature, but a decrease in the number of hot days. The two are not directly related. An increase in the temperature of not-hot days could increase the average without affecting the number of hot days.
Admittedly, it doesn’t seem likely, but it is not impossible.
Admittedly, it doesn’t seem likely