
Jan. 2013 31st warmest
Feb. 2013 48th
March 2013 73rd
April 2013 99th
May 2013 45th
June 2013 15th
July 2013 35th
Aug. 2013 28th
Sep. 2013 8th
Oct. 2013 85th
Nov. 2013 65th
Dec. 2013 91st
Jan. 2014 60th
Feb. 2014 84th
Mar. 2014 78th
April 2014 46th
May 2014 30th
June 2014 33rd
July 2014 75th
Aug. 2014 53rd
Sep. 2014 26th
Oct. 2014 4th
Nineteen of the last 22 months have not even broken into the top 20. Nine months, in fact, have ranked in the bottom half. Of course, alarmists will scream that this is weather and not climate. I totally agree. But why is it okay for the alarmists to use weather events, like a hot day or hot summer, as proof of global warming, while decrying those who use colder weather to prove the contrary? The answer is that alarmists are hypocrites, more than willing to use weather when it advances their anthropogenic global warming theory. That's also why they repacked their their from global warming to "climate change." That way any change, and the climate is always changing, proves the theory.
4 comments:
Of course I can look at your same cherry-picked data and say that 13 out of the past 22 months exceeded the median temperature.
Oh dear, here we go again. When we're talking about GLOBAL warming, how about we talk about the GLOBE? Not just the U.S. Okay?
http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/sotc/global/
It's so ironic that you accuse climate scientists of using weather to talk about climate, when in fact that is exactly the same fallacious argument you're making.
What we have is anthropogenic fraud or global worming...
Draxotl,I don't disagree but you can't have your cake and eat it to. When the US has a warm year the focus is on it. When it's Europe, the focus is on it, when it's Australia the focus is on it. You alarmists want to pick and choose your measuring stick, even going so far as changing the term from global warming to climate change.
I also pointed out specifically in my article the distinction between weather and climate, but the alarmists ignore that distinction when it better fits their alarmism.
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