We have had about 340 consecutive months of higher average temperatures, compared to the averages of the 20th Ce. That's like flipping heads 340 times in a row, or 1 divided by the number of stars in the universe. So, if a kid has has had a fever of 104 and for a few days it drops to 103, don't break out the champagne quite yet.
First, it's called Global warming.
ReplyDeleteSecond, you're cherry picking more than a bit; to wit:
Record temperatures, US only:
Daily Highs Daily Lows
Since 1/1/10 87,545 34,473
Since 1/1/13 6,967 9,132
Monthly Highs Monthly Lows
Since 1/1/10 4,619 1,205
Since 1/1/13 236 375
All-Time Highs All-Time Lows
Since 1/1/10 697 74
Since 1/1/13 31 9
Daily High Mins Daily Low Maxes
Since 1/1/10 100,591 49,153
Since 1/1/13 10,551 10,554
We have had about 340 consecutive months of higher average temperatures, compared to the averages of the 20th Ce. That's like flipping heads 340 times in a row, or 1 divided by the number of stars in the universe. So, if a kid has has had a fever of 104 and for a few days it drops to 103, don't break out the champagne quite yet.
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