September, 1927 Record Heat Across The Midwest

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July 7, 1911 : 103 Degrees In Times Square

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August 1955 : All Time Record Heat In Milwaukee

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August, 1953 – Blistering Heat East Of The Rockies

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September 1953 : Chicago Had Eight Straight Days Over 95 Degrees

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200 Named Storms In 2011?

I extrapolated out NOAA’s current rate of storm naming and it looks like they could name 200 storms this year before December. They just need to be careful not to use any names which might be considered blasphemous by the religion of peace.

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Tasiilaq Ice Cube Harvest Very Successful

The unprecedented heatindexwave in the US has created a huge demand for ice cubes. Greenland has been a primary beneficiary.

Sadly this town will be under 20 metres of water after the ice sheet melts down in 125,000 years.

 

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No Trend In Oklahoma Summer Temperatures

Joe D’Aleo sent this over.

 

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Think Progress Blames The Dust Bowl On Inhofe

As Oklahomans Die, Inhofe Mocks Killer Heat Wave

By Brad Johnson on Jul 22, 2011 at 3:20 pm

The heat wave now battering much of the nation is centered on Oklahoma, where record heat and drought have crippled the state for the entire summer. With August on the way, there is no end in sight. The prolonged heat — Oklahoma City has been above 100°F for 30 days this summer — has probably killed over a dozen Oklahoma residents:

The oil-rich state is also the epicenter of global warming denial, led by its senior U.S. Senator, Jim Inhofe (R-OK). The oil-funded senator has a long history of finding humor in the misery caused by extreme weather disturbed by greenhouse pollution, including the record snowstorms of this winter. This deadly heat wave is no exception.

http://thinkprogress.org/

The closest USHCN station to Oklahoma City is at Meeker. This July, the average high temperature has been 102. http://www.wunderground.com/

In July, 1936, the USHCN average high temperature in Meeker was 104. August, 1936 averaged 106. CO2 was 310 ppm at the time. Hundreds of people died.

July 1913 – 103 degrees. July 1934 – 104 degrees. July 1954 – 103 degrees. July 1980 – 103 degrees. Five years had higher temperatures and all were below 350 ppm.

Team AGW are classic witch burners. They imagine a problem, make up facts, and then find someone to blame it on.

She turned me into a newt.

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Dust – Another Magical Temperature Control

NOAA : Dust makes planets cold

(PhysOrg.com) — A new study led by the U.S, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) shows that tiny particles that make their way all the way up into the stratosphere may be offsetting a global rise in temperatures due to carbon emissions. And while scientists cannot yet say with any certainty where exactly the particles are coming from, they are saying that they have confidence that such particles have likely muted global temperature gains by as much as a third of what they would have been. They team, led by John Daniel, a physicist at the NOAA Earth System Research Laboratory (ESRL) in Boulder, CO, has published their results in Science.

http://www.physorg.com/

Hansen : Dust makes planets very hot

“I decided to say that Venus was so hot because a dusty atmosphere was trapping internal heat,” he recalls. That was good enough for the doctoral committee”

http://www.newsweek.com/

CO2 has similar properties. It made snow a thing of the past while simultaneously producing record snowfall. It also causes record cold – when needed to keep funding going.

 

 

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