Hottest July in 4000 years? Not even the hottest July since *2014* according to satellites
Better data shows July this year is the hottest since way back in… 2014. It’s not 4,000 years, not 135 years, it’s the hottest July since the last one.
We only have 30 years of good climate data: the satellites tell us the pause is real,
and last month’s summer temperatures is not a record anything.
According to the UAH and RSS global satellites, lower troposphere
averages for July 2014 were 0.30C and 0.34C, compared to July 2015 of
0.28C. Even, June 2015 was hotter (UAH, 0.35C; RSS, 0.39C).
July 2015 is not even the hottest month since June.
“July could have been the hottest month in 4,000 years, climate scientists say. ” News.com Australia
Yes July could have been the hottest month
in 4,000 years, and it could have been the first month Earth was visited
by aliens — there is no evidence for that either.Anthony Sharman read one press release and thinks he knows more than what he got from the cereal box:
CLIMATE change is real. Climate
change is happening. The world is getting warmer. There was no global
pause. This thing is not slowing down.
These are the inescapable conclusions for
anyone who sources their information beyond cereal boxes, internet
forums and oil industry spokespeople…
It’s no-holds-barred, pure agitprop. (I’ll bet he feels smug today, eh? ). Do leave a comment to help them get past their fawning commitment to publish chumpy unresearched propaganda.
We know the world was hotter 8000 years ago, and 130,000 year ago, and for millions of years while life on Earth evolved.
Yes, the graph above is “only Greenland” but the holocene was hotter all over the world. (6,000 boreholes were drilled all over the world — Huang and Pollack, 2008). Go on, deny this.
The further back we go the more climate variability there is. Today’s temperatures are balmy, mild, good, and nice for humans.
Poor Sharman. Gullible.
Yes, the graph above is “only Greenland” but the holocene was hotter all over the world. (6,000 boreholes were drilled all over the world — Huang and Pollack, 2008). Go on, deny this.
The further back we go the more climate variability there is. Today’s temperatures are balmy, mild, good, and nice for humans.
There’s more information on the Vostok Ice Cores here.
Most of the last 65 million years was hotter. Go on, Panic Now!Poor Sharman. Gullible.
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