[brownsfan]

But last year when it was cold, we were told any single variation means nothing.

Now this year it’s warm, and the planet is going to burn up!

[dila813]

This is the coldest winter and fall since the early 1980s.

They need to stop smoking that hash.

[bray]

Until a skeptic verifies these frauds its still a cooling trend for the past 8 yrs. We had the coldest in 40 yrs in the NW.

Pray for America

[discostu]

Not in Tucson it wasn’t. We had one of our longest climbs to 100 ever.

[ghost of nixon]

...as measured by suspect, land-based weather stations. What do the satellite readings tell us?

[F.J. Mitchell]

It couldn’t have anything to do with that erupting Icelandic volcano or the high solar activity at this time, could it? Nah...........

[dila813]

There is absolutely no assurance that the methodology currently being used to determine global means was the same one used in 1880, so therefore this whole story is bunk.

[VTenigma]

It broke 65f here today for the first time in 2 weeks, whew this global warming is gunna kill us.

[sean327]

Horsepucky! We never broke 100 here in Yuma Az the entire month of May.

[Buckeye McFrog]

it’s easy when you start cherry-picking your data from Downtown Phoenix and the middle of the Gobi Desert...

[SuziQ]

Interesting that they start these 'records' in the mid 1880s, when the earth was coming out of a Little Ice Age. ANY high temps will look un-natural in comparison.

The earth was warmer during the Medieval Warm Period, before the advent of SUVs and the use of fossil fuels, but the Anthropogenic Global Warming folks will never admit that.

[steveo]

At our camping area in the Sierra (near Donner summit) there was still good amounts of snow as of two days ago. The north facing slopes will still have snow for at least two to three more weeks.

[Linda Frances]

They have to sell the non-informed on global warming before they can enact the energy tax.

[katana]

The only data I trust these days is what I can myself observe by looking at the localized (by zip code) Weather Channel site and checking the High / Low / Average High / Record High chart on the bottom right. During all of the first half of 2010 we have broken exactly 0 (none, nada, not one) high temperature record and the daily highs have been usually 5 to 15 degrees below the average.

They would I'm sure explain that can happen due to some sort of localized phenomenon. But due to the nature of my work I travel a lot and am in touch with people around the world. Nobody is noticing unusually hot weather. NOBODY. So there's only one place I can think of where these bozos get their data and that is straight out of their collective (pun intended) a**es.

[conservativegirl]

Way colder than usual in California:

http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/hnx/getprodversion.php?pil=pns&sid=hnx&version=0

http://sowellslawblog.blogspot.com/2010/04/coldest-april-ever-in-california.html

http://www.sacbee.com/2010/05/23/2771182/its-not-your-imagination-coldest.html

[Iron Munro]

They must be getting their temperature records from the thermometer in Al Gore’s bedsheets at the “No-Tel Mo-Tel”.

[The Comedian]

Somebody please forward AP the memo.

This is getting really embarrassing.

And while you're at it, tell 'em Santa ain't real either.

Frowning takes 68 muscles.
Smiling takes 6.
Pulling this trigger takes 2.
I'm lazy.

[ridesthemiles]

NOT here in N Nevada!!!

We had snow & hail about 3 weeks ago. Cold again tomorrow.

[TauntedTiger]

83 degrees in Sacramento... wobal glarming is real!

[Mariner]

They obviously didn’t measure California or the rest of the western US.