Posted on 07/16/2023 6:23:18 PM PDT by Diana in Wisconsin
Average temps from world as a whole are almost exactly close to normal. This happens more often than not. SOme areas are hotter than normal, while others are cooler than normal. Some areas get more rain than normal, other areas experience drought.
Memo to Al Gore: Arctic glaciers have not melted.
Nope. The high temperature in Death Valley on Saturday was 125° and 126° today (Sunday). Typical Summer temps I see every year there. I live 20 miles from the northern border of the park. The 134° temp record in 1913 is under depute by meteorologists and they say the real official World record high temp was 130° in Death Valley on July 9, 2021.
I thought I was the only person on FR who followed Wonderhussy.
Ah, but it’s a dry heat.
She seems to be a very one-off, Iconic American.....
Out of the Personal Responsibly -—> [gives one] Personal Liberty, American mold.
That number is meaningless to most of us. Luckily all I had to do was ask Siri to convert it into Fahrenheit.
136.4° Fahrenheit
“136.4° Fahrenheit”
Warm, schmorm....
That 136 in Libya was was determined to be unreliable by meteorologists and thrown out of the record books.
That sounds like that abandoned school bus in Alaska near a hiking trail. Where that misguided back to nature twenty something got caught on the wrong side of a raging icy river and starved to death a few years ago.
Santa Barbara is not impressed:
“Every June 17, the story is retold of “Santa Barbara’s Hottest Day” on June 17, 1859, when the temperature reached an astounding 133 degrees.”
https://www.noozhawk.com/santa_barbaras_hottest_day_and_a_record_high_of_133_degrees_20200617/
DTE here in Michigan is closing its last coal fired plant next year...
I just read that story. Wow.
Imagine the precip it would generate if they put a de-sal plant on the beach and ran a pipeline of fresh water to flood death valley.
LOL! Of course they’d do this. The world record doesn’t work with today’s global warming orthodoxy so they’ll just erase it from the history books.
I check the weather in a few cities every day.
Yuma, AZ - really hot but no records.
Bluff, UT - pretty hot but no records.
ABQ, NM - hot, heat advisories issued, not even close to record temps.
Loveland, CO - in the upper 80s/low 90s, not even close to record temps.
Atlantic cty, NJ - warm, far from any record.
I have been there in the summer but wanted to visit as a geologist. It was magnificent but a hell hole of heat. It was just normal weather in Death Valley. There is a reason they call it Death Valley. It has nothing to do with global warming which is not real.
I was born in Minnesota. I’ve lived in
California, Texas, Indiana, Ohio, New
NMexico, and Florida. I’ll not argue that fishing in Lake of the Woods is fantastic.
I still have a fond memory of Choke Cherry
jam.
What if I were to say that New Mexico has
ice, snow, some of the worlds greatest trout
fishing, high mountain pines, and streams.
The place has a habit of growing on you
even with current political winds.
Wide open vista’s, beautiful sunsets.
They don’t call it the Land of Enchantment
for nothing.
I live in the great lakes basin area.
For me, the humidity is a killer before it gets to 100.
My first trip to Vegas>Very hot!, but I was not covered in perspiration
We are having a very mild summer here in GA.
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