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October afternoon temperatures have been declining in the Midwest since the 19th century, and tended to be much hotter prior to 50 years ago. But one year really stood out – 1963. That year averaged about ten degrees above the long term average.

The average afternoon temperature in the Midwest that month was 76 degrees.

The hottest day was October 6. when more than two-thirds of the Midwest was over 90 degrees. On October 7, Appleton City, Missouri was 99 degrees.

People (like NOAA) who claim the US is getting hotter, have no clue what they are talking about.

From @SteveSGoddard to @Tony__Heller

In NASA’s 2001 version of global temperatures, March 1878 was the hottest month on record. They have since erased this data set from their web site, but I found the data on the web archive.

http://www.giss.nasa.gov/data/update/gistemp/GLB.Ts.txt

For the whole year, 1878 was the hottest year prior to 1980.

NASA used to show about 0.5C warming prior to the year 2000, but they erased the pre-1880 data, and altered the post-1880 data to create 1.2C warming prior to the year 2000. They more than doubled warming via data tampering.

Spreadsheet     Data

Let’s look at why NASA is hiding the pre-1880 data. January 1878 was one of the hottest months on record in Australia.

DUBBO, Monday.—The weather here is frightful. The thermometer for four days has been 110° in the shade. The magpies and other birds are so much affected by the heat that they are dropping off the trees ; others are leaving the bush and taking shelter in the houses of the settlers.

At Bourke, yesterday, the heat was 122° in the shade; the fowls are dropping dead in large numbers. There is no sign of rain, and no cattle are travelling.

THE HEAT OF THE SEASON.

METEOROLOGY FOR JANUARY, 1878.

02 Feb 1878 – YARRAWONGA. – Trove

The heat continued into February.

23 Feb 1878 – BRISBANE. – Trove

18 May 1878 – THE HOTTEST DAY IN AUSTRALIA. – Trove

11 Jan 1878 – THE EXCESSIVE HEAT. – Trove

 Meanwhile, the US had no winter that year.

19 Mar 1878, Page 2 – Star Tribune at Newspapers.com

Experts believed that European cannons perturbed the flow of Arctic air.

03 Jan 1878, Page 1 – Star Tribune at Newspapers.com

Grasshoppers hatched in Vermont by early March.

06 Mar 1878, Page 3 – The Burlington Free Press at Newspapers.com

14 Mar 1878, Page 2 – The People’s Press at Newspapers.com

04 Mar 1878, 7 – Chicago Tribune at Newspapers.com

And the summer of 1878 brought record heat to the US.

14 Sep 1878 – Great Heat at St. Louis. – Trove

20 Dec 1878 – Deadly Heat. – Trove

18 Jul 1878, 3 – Richwood Gazette at Newspapers.com

This was part of a global drought and famine, which arose from natural variability.

Climatic conditions that caused the Great Drought and Global Famine arose from natural variability

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NASA is pushing the idea that CO2 is the control knob, so they hide hot weather from the past – as does the Bureau of Meteorology in Australia. Deniliquin, NSW had their hottest day of 121F on January 12, 1878 – during a nine day stretch in which they averaged 111F.

Australia used to have a lot more hot weather than they do now, so BOM hides all data before 1910 in their Australian temperature graphs.

The people who went to the moon want NASA climate fraud stopped.  We can help them out by spreading awareness of what is happening – and getting the public to purge climate scamsters from government.

NASA Global Warming Stance Blasted By 49 Astronauts, Scientists Who Once Worked At Agency

This is what NASA is hiding.

The Great Drought , or drought in northeastern Brazil from 1877-79 , was the most devastating drought phenomenon of the history of Brazil , occurred in the Brazilian imperial period . ^[ 1 ] The calamity is responsible for the deaths of between 400,000 and 500,000 people. ^{[ 2 ] [ 3 ]} Of a total of 800,000 people living in the affected area of the Northeast , around 120,000 migrated to the Amazon while 68,000 migrated to other parts of Brazil. ^[ 2 ]The most affected region was the province of Ceará. Three years in a row without rain, without harvest, without planting, with loss of herds and with the escape of families, leaving uninhabited the interior. Both this drought event, as well as before and after, are associated with the El Niño phenomenon and its direct interference with the climate of this and other regions.

Grande Seca – Wikipédia, a enciclopédia livre

Thirteen years ago, this New York Times reader announced that skiing is a thing of the past at Whistler, due to global warming.

PROBLEMS AT WHISTLER – The New York Times

The last four seasons they have had 432?, 506?, 313? and 373? of snow.