More extreme weather events...

[casa_mugrienta]

January 22nd, 1937: A massive arctic high over the West brought cold dry air setting brought record lows in Indio (13 degrees F), Palm Springs (19 degrees F), and Newport Beach (29 degrees F).

Source: NWS

 

[mundus]

Very warm winter on east coast, hottest, driest summer ever in OZ, etc, etc.

 

[casa_mugrienta]

hottest, driest summer ever in OZ

Link?

 

[casa_mugrienta]

Didn't think so.

 

[mundus]

2018-19 was, this summer is not over there, maybe you noticed the little fire problem the Aussies are having?

 

[casa_mugrienta]

2018-19 was, this summer is not over there, maybe you noticed the little fire problem the Aussies are having?

I did.

Now, where is the link supporting your claim of the "hottest, driest summer ever" in 2018-2019?

 

[mundus]

I did.

Now, where is the link supporting your claim of the "hottest, driest summer ever" in 2018-2019?

You know how to work google right?

 

[_____]

SB microburst a few labor days ago.

 

[Sharkbiscuit]

You know how to work google right?

2019 was Australia’s hottest and driest year on record

Amid Australia’s devastating wildfires, the national Bureau of Meteorology has announced that 2019 was the country’s hottest, driest year since records began

www.newscientist.com

 

[mundus]

Thanks

 

[casa_mugrienta]

2019 was Australia’s hottest and driest year on record

Amid Australia’s devastating wildfires, the national Bureau of Meteorology has announced that 2019 was the country’s hottest, driest year since records began

www.newscientist.com

According to your link... the hottest and driest year since records started in 1900.

Therefore when mundus claimed it was the hottest and driest year ever he was making a statement that very likely has no basis.

 

[afoaf]

ahahahahahaha

 

[casa_mugrienta]

ahahahahahaha

Right?

I'm glad you grasp the significance of "since records started"

vs

"hottest/driest/wettest/coldest etc. ever" - most of the general public doesn't.

 

[Sharkbiscuit]

I disagree; looking at the way the general public uses turn signals and such I'm pretty sure most of them were around during the Triassic period or some sh!t when it was way warmer.

 

[mundus]

Right?

I'm glad you grasp the significance of "since records started"

vs

"hottest/driest/wettest/coldest etc. ever" - most of the general public doesn't.

BS, it was a pathetic attempt at a gotcha, your specialty.

 

[Sharkbiscuit]

We're in a clear warming trend.
The Greenhouse Effect exists.
Greenhouse Gases exist.
Human activity results in increased Greenhouse Gases.

BUT MUH JURASSIC PERIOD
MUH CHAI KNEES CONSPIRACY

 

[casa_mugrienta]

BS, it was a pathetic attempt at a gotcha, your specialty.

No, there's actually a big difference and many people don't pick up on it.

 

[mundus]

We're in a clear warming trend.
The Greenhouse Effect exists.
Greenhouse Gases exist.
Human activity results in increased Greenhouse Gases.

BUT MUH JURASSIC PERIOD
MUH CHAI KNEES CONSPIRACY

No way dude, the petroleum industry says it is not happening!!! After admitting it was happening in the 70's.

 

[casa_mugrienta]

We're in a clear warming trend.
The Greenhouse Effect exists.
Greenhouse Gases exist.
Human activity results in increased Greenhouse Gases.

BUT MUH JURASSIC PERIOD
MUH CHAI KNEES CONSPIRACY

You don't have to be a denier
To roll your eyes
At every absurd claim made about weather anomalies

Is that haiku?

 

[Sharkbiscuit]

You don't have to be a denier
To roll your eyes
At every absurd claim made about weather anomalies

Is that haiku?

The Day After Tomorrow is absurd.

This is some stupid sh!t a conservative says after he gets a quote for flood insurance in Jax Beach.