Sentences with phrase «record high temps»

Then I found a piece of disturbing fraud in how the record high temps are listed: For Anchorage, Alaska the site shows the record high as 75F in 1997.

With the effects of the solar minimum of 2008 - 2009 now behind us and solar max ahead in late 2013 or early 2014, a likely El Nino in 2012 - 2013, look for continued warmth over the next few years and likely record high temps in those years.

Record high temps will be here shortly!

Finland-gate (Climate Audit) NASA GISS shows record high temps for Finland in March 2010 when it was actually colder than -LSB-...]

Finland-gate NASA GISS shows record high temps for Finland in March 2010 when it was actually colder than -LSB-...]

The WMO also measures record high temps, pressure, precipitation, wind and other variables to track the climate as it changes over time.

There is a huge High pressure ridge stuck over the western region of the US for a week and looks to last for another week and a half giving record high temps or at least in Phoenix, AZ..

J. Brand perfect skinnies in a great dark wash a lightweight sweater perfect for all of the record high temps most of us have been seeing

I mean we had record high temps yesterday, and I considered going to the pool on Monday.

Most of the summer this year was unusually cool and of course the one day I decide to wear boots it reaches record high temps!

Much of the country is battling record high temps — killing appetites and certainly any inclination toward...

On the other hand, this kind of unusual early summer heat (& record high temps over the winter) suggests climate change.

The low in International Falls yesterday almost exceeded the previous record HIGH temp for that day.

Earth's All Time Record High Temp Set in 1913 — Earth's All Time Record Low Set in 2010 & 2nd All Time Record Low Set in 2013 — «What would warmists say if the dates were reversed?»

I assume this means the remotest sensors are recording the highest temps.

note — 127F at Iron Mountain is dubious, given that its previous record high temp was only 122F.

Related links: Earth's All Time Record High Temp Set in 1913 — Earth's All Time Record Low Set in 2010 & 2nd All Time Record Low Set in 2013 — «What would warmists say if the dates were reversed?»

Not exact matches

In the case of Texas, the surrounding Gulf of Mexico has recently experienced record - high temps, and this winter was the first time ever that its average temperature did not dip below 73 degrees Fahrenheit.

But for the record, the fact that we find higher temps in 2016 means little as far as long - term trends are concerned, as it could easily be a one - time thing (i.e., «noise»).

/ / www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/research/2007/aug/augext2007.html For the year you can use the table on this page to examine any month / / www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/research/records/ For example if you click on October 2007 you will again see the records and they are 32 for extreme high temps and 0 for extreme low temps.

Month by month the picture changes, but for 2007 more than 80 % of the temp records were at the high temp end of the thermometer.

You might be aware of the myriad weather records that were smashed in queensland last year, again due to blocking highs causing record long periods of extreme temps to hover over us for weeks.

The mere fact that anyone with half a brain knows that central London is a few degrees warmer (due to UHE) than surrounding countryside and yet the Metoffice / MSM still use «high» temps recorded at Heathrow to browbeat us with strongly suggests that UHE is not taken seriously.

His position: • No evidence of increasing lake clarity as a result of secchi measurements since 1946 • The interplay of stratification and plankton productivity are not «straightforward» • Challenges O'Reilly's assumption on the correlation of wind and productivity - the highest production is on the end of the lake with the lowest winds • A strong caution using diatoms as the productivity proxy (it is one of two different lake modes) • No ability to link climate change to productivity changes • More productivity from river than allowed for in Nature Geopscience article • Externally derived nutrients control productivity for a quarter of the year • Strong indications of overfishing • No evidence of a climate and fishery production link • The current productivity of the lake is within the expected range • Doesn't challenge recent temp increase but cites temperature records do not show a temperature rise in the last century • Phytoplankton chlorophylla seems to have not materially changed from the 1970s to 1990s • Disputes O'Reilly's and Verbug's claims of increased warming and decreased productivity • Rejects Verburgs contention that changes in phytoplankton biomass (biovolume), in dissolved silica and in transparency support the idea of declining productivity.

the southern hemisphere skyrocketing toward what could be a record high, given gcm forecasts for a cold winter there (and by the way, they have the global temps falling even colder than they did last winter for our winter.)

If there was a one off event such as an undersea eruption that warmed the ocean enough to leave a.5 c rise on the temp record, should your warming due to CO2 graph, restart at a point.5 c higher and then continue its climb?

The first figure: temp curve would fit better if the early years hadn't been «homogenized» downward and the recent years «homogenized upward» to accenuate the appearance of warming and try to get rid of the flat period of the last 17 years and the 1934 record high year.

In Jan 1960, Oodnadatta recorded Australia's highest temps of 50.7 C and 50.6 C.

There are at least 90 models that differ by a factor of more than 3 and almost all show much higher temps than have been recorded (see Spencer «95 % of climate models agree; the observations must be wrong»).

Apparently, since data such as the all time record HIGH Antarctic sea ice, advancing Arctic sea ice, slowing to non existent GMSL at less than 2 / mm annual (and negative in some recent years), flat to lower global temps for almost 2 decades, and all the myriads of other associated data... flatly, empirically, REFUTE this cadre of AGW grant leaching con artists pretending to do science with grossly false models....

I know that the all - time high temp recorded in Indiana (where I grew up) was 116 in 1936.

Regardless of whether 2010 goes down in the record books as the wamest or 2nd warmest on instrument record, should we get a decent sized El Nino closer to the peak of solar max 24, new record high global temps should easily be set.

2010 tropo temps have been at or nor record highs all year, consistent with GCM's when looking at the long term forcing from the 40 % increase in CO2 since the 1700's.

All this goes back to my forecast that if we see another decent El Nino between now and the peak of Solar Cycle 24, there is a very good chance of seeing record high global temps.

The satellite temps are more sensitive (higher swings) to ENSO and yearly variation than the surface temperatures, and the 5 - year average for 1982 (1979 - 1984) is one of the highest peaks above trend for the UAH record.

As you can clearly see, the 60 - month UAH alignment shifts the entire record down, artificially offsetting the satellite temps and making surface and model temperatures seem much higher.

Bill H (21:32:08): Its very interesting that record cool temps for major regions of the American continent have been recorded but magically NOAA has high records.....

Its very interesting that record cool temps for major regions of the American continent have been recorded but magically NOAA has high records.....

But if the CRU temp record has a warming bias from unwarranted adjustments, then the Schwartz estimate is actually too way too high possibly 33 % too high.

Well, I guess he is trying to not rock the boat by being willing to play down the fossil record of 20 degree plus F swings in global temp, going against the CO2, level, warming while CO2 levels were low and cooling while CO2 levels were high, are still caused by unknown forces.

Nic, is this right that using Ken's analysis of Boyin Huang paper that 5 % of Hadley nighttime marine temp record is due to a higher Tmin trend?

To get near record temps in the troposphere during ENSO neutral means the troposphere is starting from a higher base.

As I understand it, McKitrick's point is that you can't make any sensible comparision between current instrument temps and the proxies unless you have reason to believe that the proxies can record high frequency changes or, I suppose, you already know that current instrument temps will remain at current levels (or maybe higher) for a very long time into the future.

I'm intrigued by the extremely high monthly and yearly max temps recorded in my part of NSW between 1910 and 1919.

-- Second graph (to the left) shows on visual inspection good agreement between the CET and the Global temps for period 1880 - 2010; the 2011 CET is now second highest on the record http://www.vukcevic.talktalk.net/CET2011.htm — The visual inspection is not sufficient, thus correlation graph to the far right, with convincing R ^ 2 = 0.7.

However, independent of climate change, what is the probability that a new high temp record will be set somewhere next year?

We continue (AFAIK) to have some high sea surface temps; the troposphere continues at record - or near - record levels; and we may or may not have reached the seasonal maximum yet.

That settling down into a more stable and truely predictable state will only ocme about by the overwhelming obviousness of the first hand experiences and events as they unfold and are once more creating louder headlines in the media than the so called scandals are now... i.e. new record lows in sea ice, record highs in global temps, and other extremes predicted by AGW models.

Every year that the air temps are near record highs it will push ocean temps that little higher and that's not withstanding the affects of ice albedo either.

So for each state, he has the years when the twelve monthly high temperature records were set (e.g. year of highest Arizona Jan temp, year of highest Arizona Feb temp, etc.) and the years when the twelve monthly low temperature records were set.