Posted on 12/24/2023 10:46:42 PM PST by DigitalVideoDude
I blame the Germans. Germany shut down those nasty nuclear power plants and switched back to coal.
Environmental changes such as global cooling perhaps?
Oh no we’re all gonna die again. Everybody panic. It’s suppose to be hot not cold. Where is saint Greta?
Air Weather Service 1973-1977
On a somewhat related note, it is going to be that warmer and wetter than normal this week weather wise for my locale, however, Environment Canada also lists for Christmas Day and Boxing 1982 as the warmest with it being 54.5 F and 50.5 respectively. Also, the wettest Christmas weeks were in 1941 with 1.4 inches of rain received on Christmas Eve, 1.02 inches on Christmas Day 1979, and 1.25 on Dec 29 1940.
I get the impression that the media likes to portray years past as having picture perfect Christmas season weather, however, as one can see, weather extremes have gone on for forever and December has always been very up and down (at least in my locale). BTW, I converted the numbers to make things easier for people here.
Cold but we can handle it. Still a long way to go to Absolute Zero.
And speaking of weather, Santa brought me a new Accurite weather station to replace my old dying one.
Way cool. New background on my monitor.
Now there reporting climate model results as if the were observations.
AWS, stationed with the Army 70-73
6th Weather Sq, Rawinsonde, 69-70
Just the other day algore spewed unhinged global warming porn on CNN. He is a loathsome manbearpig.
Would have been a 50 year low without man made global warming. Btw - how are those electric polar exploration vehicles working out?
Yet another upside to global warming — awesome looking clouds.
Do not lick carbon dioxide snow... it causes cavities
Yeah but if it wasn’t Fer climate change, it might have been -122
“model reveals”? I’m confused. Again. Can’t they like just measure the temperature? Wouldn’t that be more convincing?
I wonder if the water vapor injected into the Stratosphere by that Pacific volcanic eruption a couple years back made this more likely to happen?
I wonder how much of this water vapor in the stratosphere is attributable to Hunga Tunga volcano? It seems the effects of that may be with us for a very long time.
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