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Xringer You know why your finding this winter is hard to heat and that ice pack's slow melt , its the 2nd Coldest U.S. Winter in 35 Years
By Roy W. Spenser, ph. D. The primary winter months of December, January, and February averaged over the contiguous 48 United States were the 2rd coldest winter in the last 35 years. The average temperature of 32.2 deg. F was barely edged out by the slightly colder winter (32.0 deg. F) of 2009-2010. The analysis is based upon ~350 NOAA/NWS stations that measure temperatures every 6 hours (or more frequently), many located at airports. The data I use are adjusted for average spurious urban heat island (UHI) warming that increases with population density around the thermometer site - continued article in below link: U.S. temperatures, 1973-2013: A alternative view « Roy Spencer, PhD |
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Maybe it just seems colder to me, since I'm not a scientist and tend to over-sample during the heating season..
I was just looking at the forecast, and at 3AM Monday starts 5 hours Back-up needed temperatures.. 1am 2am 3am 4am 5am 6am 7am 8am Temp (°F) 14° 13° 10° 8° 7° 6° 9° 10° I was just on an ooVoo call to Texas and it's warm sunny and GREEN down there! My sister took her notebook out in the yard and there were kids (wearing shorts) and dogs playing in the street.. I guess it's already Spring down there..
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Texas sure sounds nice right about now, I am currently enveloped in a large low flying cloud or more commonly know as a Fog Bank, its not expected to leave for 36-48 hours from now. I bet the mini splits are very productive in this Foggy 39*F weather..
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03-15-14, 10:25 PM | #56 |
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The Sanyos will ice up if the dew-point temp is too close to the air temp..
But, it has to be down under about 25F to be serious. Tonight the DP is 25F and the air is 40F ! No ice is Nice! We are using very little electricity tonight..
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My Igloo melted
I think humor is the best way to beat Global Warming
Some will Cry But it won't change a thing Our planet is Alive expect changes. Remember on a dead Planet there would be No change - Change is GOOD Don't fear it folks |
03-17-14, 10:54 AM | #58 |
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Great cartoon!!
I just did a slideshow of the last 8 days of the front yard melting.. melty - YouTube Positive proof of Climate Change!!
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You really are in a frozen land , its march and your still melting snow , Now that's a Winter.
The West Coast is finished with winter , Spring has sprung and the Nights are getting longer. No wonder you don't fear Global Warming Xringer ! your living next to Snow banks.. in MARCH ! |
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We still have over 2 feet of snow in our yard. It's melting but it keeps bloody snowing.
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