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Quote from Ricter:

So... it is warming, for now?

According to that chart.

But my city still has a 75 year old high temp summer record and a high temp winter record that is 72 years old.

So what does that tell us?
 
Quote from bugscoe:

According to that chart.

But my city still has a 75 year old high temp summer record and a high temp winter record that is 72 years old.

So what does that tell us?

The oven is heating up, but some parts more than others?
 
Quote from bugscoe:

He didn't say temps were rising.

BTW- in my area (Twin Cities) the record high temps are:

114 degrees both set in July.

July 29th, 1917 and July 6th, 1936.

And let's throw in our warmest winter months records:

84 degress, Nov 1, 1950
74 degress, Dec 9,1939
69 degress, Jan 24, 1981
73 degress, Feb 26, 1896
88 degress, Mar 23, 1910

Feel free to explain the problem with the dates.

Since I live in Minny- above are the record high temps. The global warming jackasses just can't stick to actual numbers to prove their point which proves mine. Frauds! Just like they do with Obama's jobs numbers- use Obama's credit column to compare against Bush's net column.

From this point on I will follow Maher's logic and report the wind chill as the actual temp come winter time here! Lol!

Maher Proves Limbaugh's Point About Hyped Heat Wave Reports: 'It Was 123 In Minnesota'
By Noel Sheppard | July 23, 2011 | 17:43

Conservative talk show host Rush Limbaugh on Wednesday mocked news outlets hyping the heat wave gripping much of the nation by reporting the heat index rather than the actual temperatures.

On Friday's "Real Time," host Bill Maher proved Limbaugh's point by falsely telling his audience, "It was 123 in Minnesota" (video follows with transcript and commentary, vulgarity alert):

BILL MAHER: No, I know why you're happy. It’s because you're indoors. It's hot outside. Not as hot here as it a lot of places in the country. Do you know that 29 states are under what they call a heat advisory? When I was a kid this used to be called, “Get the f--k inside.”

But, I mean, they’re triple-digit temperatures. It was 123 in Minnesota. How far is Al Gore going to take this global warming hoax? A hundred?

[Applause]
Before we get to the stupidity and/or dishonesty on display, Maher followed this up by making another tasteless joke about Marcus Bachmann:
MAHER: 123 in Minnesota? Minnesota? Michelle Bachmann's husband went in the closet just for the shade.

[Cheers and applause]

Oh, I kid Michelle Bachmann.
Hysterical, isn't it?

Not so funny was how Maher was doing exactly what Limbaugh spoke about Wednesday:
RUSH LIMBAUGH: They're playing games with us on this heat wave again. Even Drudge is getting sucked in here, gonna be 116 in Washington. No, it's not. It's gonna be like a hundred. Maybe 99. The heat index, manufactured by the government, to tell you what it feels like when you add the humidity in there, 116. When's the last time the heat index was reported as an actual temperature? It hasn't been, but it looks like they're trying to get away with doing that now. Drudge is just linking to other people reporting it, he's not saying it, I don't want you to misunderstand, but he's linking to stories which say 116 degrees in Washington. No. It's what, a hundred, 97, 99. It's gonna top out at 102, 103. It does this every year. There's a heat dome over half the country, the Midwest, it's moving east. And it happens every summer.
Indeed. Maher likely got this 123 figure from a CNN.com piece reporting such a heat index in Hutchinson, Minnesota, Tuesday.

If folks like him were honest, they would first make clear that heat index is not temperature. It's temperature including the impact humidity has on it.

And that's the real news this week that global warming obsessed media members have downplayed - record humidity.

As Conservation Minnesota reported Wednesday:
Tuesday evening, around the dinner hour, the dew point at Moorhead reached 87.8 F, making this the most humid reporting station on the planet. The heat index peaked at an almost incomprehensible 134 F. at Moorhead.
Yet, as Minnesota Public Radio reported Wednesday, it was only 93 F when that record-breaking heat index was recorded in Moorhead.

What was responsible then? As the Bemidji Pioneer reported Saturday, it was the unprecedented humidity:
Meteorologists have determined that large fields of corn raise the dew points in surrounding areas because corn “sweats” on hot days. When the humid air mass that originated over the Gulf of Mexico passed over the sea of green that is Iowa, sweating corn likely added to the humidity levels.
Of course, it's also been a very rainy season throughout much of the upper Midwest adding to the high humidity levels.

But folks like Maher aren't concerned with such things.

Heat indices skyrocketed last week, and that must mean Nobel laureate Gore is right about global warming regardless of all the other factors involved.
 
Quote from bugscoe:

...From this point on I will follow Maher's logic and report the wind chill as the actual temp come winter time here! Lol!

When I lived up North, that was common. I saw the same kind of thing in Yuma. I learned that people everywhere take the highest or lowest number then can find--it makes for bragging rights. So, yeah, people love to use "with the wind chill" when it makes the number much lower, more dramatic. They also play the same game with Celsius vs. Fahrenheit, switching scales for the "better" number.

All that said, there is of course a real utility to using wind chill and heat index. Finally, last I read, around 100 record highs (not index highs) have been set this month in the US, mostly back east.
 
The climate is obviously changing in a way that is a bit more dramatic than usual. Has the evil man made a contribution to that? Of course, but unbiased data tells us that contribution is relatively insignificant. The major contributor is the Sun, over which we have virtually no control. Sorry, that's just how it is.
 
Quote from Ricter:

Finally, last I read, around 100 record highs (not index highs) have been set this month in the US, mostly back east.

100 records!? Why do you read the main stream media? They lie, you've just proven it by stating the above.

I'm sorry to burst your global warming hysteria bubble but there were only 44 records broken out of a possible 148,631 records this July.

Facts suck.

http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/extremes/records/controller.php use the Records Look-Up function to see for yourself.
 
Quote from bugscoe:

100 records!? Why do you read the main stream media? They lie, you've just proven it by stating the above.

I'm sorry to burst your global warming hysteria bubble but there were only 44 records broken out of a possible 148,631 records this July.

Facts suck.

http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/extremes/records/controller.php use the Records Look-Up function to see for yourself.

<img src="http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-yPpkRZg_Wdg/TfKGl13-RwI/AAAAAAAACOI/S3b047Gg1AM/s1600/temp.records.060911.jpg">

"Monthly total number of daily high temperature and low temperature records set in the U.S. for June 2010 through June 9, 2011, data from NOAA."
 
Quote from Ricter:

<img src="http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-yPpkRZg_Wdg/TfKGl13-RwI/AAAAAAAACOI/S3b047Gg1AM/s1600/temp.records.060911.jpg">

"Monthly total number of daily high temperature and low temperature records set in the U.S. for June 2010 through June 9, 2011, data from NOAA."

Quote from Ricter:

Finally, last I read, around 100 record highs (not index highs) have been set this month in the US, mostly back east.

WTF? Your claim was that 'you read' around 100 records were broken this July. This is your response? To show a chart from CaptialClimate that doesn't even include July 2011?

Show me by using the Records Look-Up function from the NOAA website database of all-time Max Temperatures what 100 cities these records were broken in this July.

http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/extremes/records/
 
Quote from bugscoe:

WTF? Your claim was that 'you read' around 100 records were broken this July. This is your response? To show a chart from CaptialClimate that doesn't even include July 2011?

Show me by using the Records Look-Up function from the NOAA website database of all-time Max Temperatures what 100 cities these records were broken in this July.

http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/extremes/records/

Lol, wtf? wtf? wtf?

I was skimming the news. You challenged me to google the record highs set, so I did. Admittedly I did not get July, but 2011's data so far to July is blowing a hole below the waterline in your ship of denial.

How do you go from last week admitting that warming is happening, not Man-caused of course, to this morning?
 
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