USHCN raw daily data shows that June-September 1954 was the hottest four month period in Oklahoma history
Hottest 4 month periods - average max temeprature Rank Month Year Temperature 1 9 1954 97.7539 2 9 1956 96.793 3 9 1936 96.6953 4 9 1980 96.3008 5 9 1934 95.8691 6 9 2011 95.8516 7 8 1934 95.834 8 8 1936 95.5508 9 9 1998 95.4219 10 9 1952 95.2578
Raw data shows that 1934 was the hottest summer in Oklahoma
Hottest 3 month periods Rank Month Year Temperature 1 8 1934 86.265 2 8 2011 85.5885 3 8 1936 85.1849 4 8 1980 84.7552 5 8 1954 84.7096 6 9 1954 84.6536 7 8 1952 83.6706 8 9 1936 83.612 9 8 1943 83.4336 10 9 1980 83.3971
1936 maximum temperatures were the hottest. NOAA claims that last summer was the hottest on record in Oklahoma, but without their data tampering – 2011 was #2 or #3
Hottest 3 month periods Rank Month Year Temperature 1 8 1936 99.9766 2 8 1934 99.8984 3 8 2011 99.5156 4 9 1954 99.5 5 8 1954 98.7396 6 8 1980 98.5521 7 9 1956 97.8594 8 8 1956 97.5208 9 9 1980 97.3125 10 9 1936 97.1875
ENSO is not a ‘strength’ Joe, it is a fallacy!
I don’t know Don. I’m thinking that I can see an ENSO signal in this graph.
We have witnessed the amazing thought process of alarmists and lukewarmers around here.
This is what they call good data :
This is what they call bad data:
Has there ever been a field of science where experts were so stupid, and so completely full of crap?
December. 1938 – temperatures in the Arctic above freezing.
In England, March and December of last year were the warmest of the century during which records have been kept at Greenwich.
In December, Moscow was gripped in a protracted cold spell and temperatures fell at times to 50.8 degrees below zero Centigrade.
During the same month, Soviet scientists, wintering at the observatory on Rudolf Is- land, 560 miles from the North Pole, reported a temperature well above the freezing point.
25 Apr 1939 – WILL EARTH GET WARMER? Scientist Has New Theory
“Remarkable Changes”
“Our generation is living in a period when remarkable changes are taking place almost everywhere throughout the world,” writes Professor L. Berg, of the Soviet Academy of Sciences. “‘Certainly these widely distributed phenomena cannot be due to the action of the Gulf Stream, which, however, naturally receives its share of the greater general warmth.” The slow thawing of the Arctic is given as a partial explanation for the record voyages of Soviet ice-breakers to northern latitudes, which have never before been reached by navigating vessels. The Sadko in 1935, in ice- free water of the North Kara Sea, steamed to 82 degrees, 42 minutes of northern latitude—an all-time record.
This is just what they warned us about. Global warming is forcing people to move south to warmer climates.
Cold Winter and Summer Have Some Ready to Leave Alaska
After record-breaking winter, cool summer is a bummer
ANCHORAGE – After a record-breaking winter, we are now headed for one of the coldest months of July on record.
And it has some Alaskans thinking it may be time to leave the great land.By Alaska summer standards, it’s been a pretty cool and gloomy start to the beginning of July.
The temps may be setting records, but it’s not the first summer that’s been less than sunny – and some people say they’ve had enough.
But it is hot inside Trenberth`s head, and that proves global warming.
radical change in climatic conditions and hitherto unheard-of temperatures in the Arctic …. seals are finding the water too hot … well-known glaciers have entirely disappeared
27 Jun 1953 – ARCTIC HEAT WAVE
Anchorage is currently having their coldest summer on record, but it was hot in DC during June – and that proves global warming.
If an iceberg calves in the Arctic, and no neurotic leftie sees it in a satellite image, does it still cause the world to end?
By SETH BORENSTEIN
WASHINGTON — An iceberg twice the size of Manhattan tore off one of Greenland’s largest glaciers, illustrating another dramatic change to the warming island.
For several years, scientists had been watching a long crack near the tip of the northerly Petermann Glacier. On Monday, NASA satellites showed it had broken completely, freeing an iceberg measuring 46 square miles.
A massive ice sheet covers about four-fifths of Greenland. Petermann Glacier is mostly on land, but a segment sticks out over water like a frozen tongue, and that’s where the break occurred.
Glacier in north Greenland breaks off huge iceberg – Technology & science – Science – NBCNews.com
That is how glaciers work, Mr. Nitwit. The snow accumulates in the interior, turns into ice, flows to the sea, cracks, breaks off and floats away.
One hundred years ago a large iceberg from Greenland sank the Titanic, but no mentally deficient lefties were there to blame it on your SUV.
