Understanding “Freak Heat”

Freak heat means a typical end of June day in the southwest

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6 Responses to Understanding “Freak Heat”

  1. Raindog says:

    do you have the anomaly data?

  2. Olaf Koenders says:

    Woah.. look at all those numbers.. I’m freaked out!

  3. bkivey says:

    “Freak heat means a typical end of June day in the southwest”

    Concur. I can’t say how many times I’ve been in the Southwest this time of year and experienced these temps as a matter of course. It’s the desert. In summer. It’s supposed to be hot. I haven’t seen any of the AGW zealots explain what ‘normal’ temperatures are supposed to be.

    • Olaf Koenders says:

      Me neither, but I reckon they expect to wake up to glorious sunshine, 25C every day.

      I read somewhere that there should be a chart depicting at what weather/climate events the alarmists come out of the woodwork. That’s easy – any temp chart. It goes up 0.1C, they become more shrill. Pretty simple and until they conceded the “pause” and started to make excuses such as “warming = cooling”, about 97% accurate.

      It’s fun watching them flail.

  4. Argiris Diamantis says:

    Ketlle Falls WA seems to be pretty hot. Or could by any chance 129 degrees be a mistake?
    http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/mesowest/getobext.php?wfo=otx&sid=KTLW1&num=72&raw=0

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