Summer afternoon temperatures in the US are declining even faster than winter afternoon temperatures
The frequency of 100 degree days is also down 50% since the 1930s.
The frequency of all time record maximums was much higher during the 1930s
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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No one in the climate community is looking at this and the afternoon winter temperatures (as far as I know). This is an interesting trend…
Is this a signal of something bigger going on? Not sure if there is any research out there on the matter.
That is a very interesting bit of information. It is much clear than the ‘Anomalies’ and other stuff the Climastrologists serve up to hide the fact that over the longer term the earth is cooling.
I wonder what similar graphs for Russia and Aisa would look like.
I’d like very much to quote the above to some loon acquaintances, but they only accept peer reviewed numbers from professional journals. Could you provide a link to the original publication, with date and accreditation? Thanks.