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It’s been a pretty mild summer so far. Seems like recent summers have been cooler than in the past.
It’s because of Obama and the whole Cash for Clunkers deal.
If more people were driving clunkers, the weather would be just as it should be
Maybe it’s your blood pressure getting lower over the years?
I noticed when my blood pressure is lower, I feel colder.
Joseph,
It’s been a pretty mild summer so far. Seems like recent summers have been cooler than in the past.
I guess you don’t live in the West.
We in the Northeast have indeed avoided multiple-day triple-digit heat waves over the past few summers, but the summers are still ending up warmer than the 1981-2010 climatological normals. In other words, some summers are so hot, that the less hot ones now feel mild to you.
You keep forgetting about the word “global”.
And in what sense is that?
Joseph,
It’s global in the same sense as the false narrative peddled by the so-called man-made global warming promoters.
What does this sentence mean?
Climate change is not measured day-to-day or even year-to-year by weather reports. It stretches over hundreds of years, and there is little daily weather data prior to the late 19th century. Climate change deniers do their uninformed denying whenever it snows or gets cold.
Clearly there’s a global lowering of blood pressure
Or maybe a global raising of atmospheric pressure
The climate has included variability throughout history. The period of Bayis Sheini (the “classical” period in European history) and the time of the Rishonim (the “high middle ages”) were warm, they were followed by cool periods (the goyim’s “Dark ages” and “Early modern periods”). While they didn’t have thermometers there are records of what crops grew where and when rivers froze. The climate scaremongers base their calculations on the end of the early modern period and therefore see rapid temperature increase. If they based it on the the high middle ages, they wouldn’t be upset.
One should also note, that in the past, the warm periods were generally times of greater prosperity and population growth (and note that a leading source of carbon emissions are people and animals exhaling). Cool periods usually resulted in a falling population and famines.
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