As we all are aware it’s summer and because it’s summer it is warm. At this point in some places this summer seems to be exceptionally warm, but comparatively speaking how warm is it? It seems that it depends on how many years back one goes back when comparing.
Per chance, I happened on this today.
From Watts Up With That:
“The past nine years (2015 to 2023) have been the warmest years within the 174-year observational record of the WMO.” Since WHO is one of the “internationally recognized entities” worshiped by NATO’s High Command, one would have thought that someone would have done enough basic research to work out that it only came into existence in 1950 and that, therefore, the 174-year global-temperature dataset is not WHO’s dataset. It is, in fact, kept by the Hadley Center and the University of East Anglia.
NATO also says:
“Global increase in the number of extremely hot days”: Yet again, NATO has failed to check its facts. In those parts of the world where temperature records have been kept for at least a century, it is plain that the Grapes of Wrath dustbowl years of the 1930s set far more heat records than have been seen since. The United States is a good example –
So yes, compared to the late 1960s and the early 1970s it does appear warmer … however, not compared to the 1930s.
Hmmm!
8/7/24
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