January 1950 was 18 degrees warmer than this year at Bloomington, Indiana. During January 1950, Bloomington had several days approaching 80 degrees.
The years 1950, 1951 and 1952 had very warm January weather across much of the US.
There has been no trend in January afternoon temperatures across the US over the past century.
There has also been no trend in the frequency of January nights below 20F.
Over the past century, US February afternoon temperatures have declined. They were very warm during the 1920’s and 1930’s
It is easy to see why climate experts like to start their graphs in 1979.
It is 66 degrees in Melbourne this afternoon, but in 1903 temperatures were nearly 50 degrees warmer. No surprise BOM throws out all inconvenient pre-1910 data.
p2 – 02 Feb 1903 – The Evening Telegraph (Charters Towers, Qld. : 1901 – 1921) – Trove
Climate experts have been telling us for decades that global warming was drying up the Great Lakes, and that the Great Lake states are overheating. Meanwhile, the actual Great Lakes are near record high water levels, and temperatures in the Great Lake states have been plummeting.
Forecast: Great Lakes’ water levels keep rising
Sea surface temperatures are below normal over half of the Earth’s oceans, and climate scientists say they are the hottest ever!
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This is my first Groundhog Day in Pennsylvania. It is cloudy with snow forecast this morning. Phil won’t be seeing his shadow. He could probably get a job at NOAA doing climate forecasting though!
10-Day Temperature Outlook for the Conterminous U.S.
Looks like another fake climate forecast. Even the groundhogs are cheating.
Pennsylvania is full of top climatologists.
On this date in 1911, it was 93 degrees in Oklahoma and Texas, 86 degrees in Kansas, 84 degrees in Missouri, 75 degrees in Illinois and 71 degrees in Indiana. If we had temperatures like that now, government scientists would be 100% certain it was due to CO2 and would demand immediate world communism.
02 Feb 1911, Page 1 – Fort Scott Daily Tribune and Fort Scott Daily Monitor at Newspapers.com
30 Jun 1974, Page 31 – Arizona Republic at Newspapers.com
I started college at ASU in 1974, which was the peak year of the global cooling scare. Phoenix had 18 consecutive days over 110 degrees that summer, breaking the records set in 1907 and 1940. Democrats believe they can stop heatwaves by reducing CO2 to 1974 levels.
