[Up Yours Marxists]

Well NOAA, you say we're at record temps for May and June. So where does this satellite data come from????:

June 2014 might have been the fourth warmest June in the 36-year satellite record, but recent changes in the tropical Pacific might indicate the globe isn’t going to set any temperature records in upcoming months, according to Dr. John Christy, a professor of atmospheric science and director of the Earth System Science Center at The University of Alabama in Huntsville. The global average temperature for June was 0.30 C (about 0.54 degrees Fahrenheit) warmer than seasonal norms for the month, warm enough to tie June 2013 for fourth warmest. (The warmest June was in 1998, during the “El Niño of the century.” Global average temperatures in June 1998 were 0.51 C [about 0.92 degrees F] warmer than normal.)

http://reason.com/blog/2014/07/02/global-temperature-trend-update-fourth-w

[FlingWingFlyer]

CSM = No credibility.

[Nifster]

lying liars lie.... and they are sociopathic enough not to be bothered by that

[doc1019]

I guess that is why Ohio has suffered from some of the coldest days in June and July in it’s history ... with the occasional hot day. On several occasions I turn my heater on long enough to warm up some ... in June. Must be that vortex thingy.

[Pox]

CSM is a pathetic joke.

[jyro]

the earth is 4 billion years old, your going top say something is out of the ordinary for Earth by comparing 134 years of record. what a joke

[cloudmountain]

Earth has been here some 4.54 billion years. How in the world can our meteorologists have a CLUE as to what's going to be the weather in another 5000 years? They don't but are GENERALLY too arrogant to admit any error.

The west coast of California was supposed to have TERRIFIC rain, thunder, lightning today. We had SUNSHINE, bright blue skies, westerly winds.

Usually it's foggy at this time of the year because the hot inland air meets with the EVER COLD-50 degree ocean air that blows from the west...and voila! FOG!

It almost never rains here from mid-April to mid-October. Then it can rain a lot or a little from mid-October to mid-April.

Wet and dry. That is California.

Great for the baseball season as there are almost NO rain outs...EVER.

[rockinqsranch]

I’ve noticed this is the coolest Spring/Summer we’ve had here in the Inland Empire of Southern, California in the past 27 years we’ve lived at this address.

Then I read this.............

I can’t help but call BS. It’s propaganda. It’s repeat the lie until it’s believed propaganda.

[dainbramaged]

I grew up in the area where we now live, and the climate has been pretty much the same for nearly 62 years, I reckon. It gets cold and wet in the winter and warm and dry in the summer - year in, year out with a few exceptions thrown in by mother nature.

[kiryandil]

The NCDC, a division of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, analyzed data from 2,000 weather stations scattered across the globe measuring both ocean and land temperatures and found that global average temperatures surpassed the previous record by 1.3 degrees Fahrenheit.

On the other hand, the NOAA Fourth Circuit Court today found that global average temperatures were under the normal temperatures by 2.0 degrees Fahrenheit...

[ThunderSleeps]

Cool and definitely the wettest spring and summer I’ve ever seen in Colorado. Just now getting back up to typical temps.

[norwaypinesavage]

Ahhh, it’s perfectly clear, now. It’s very easy to measure the earth’s temperature. Simply place the anal thermometer in the Earth System Science Center at The University of Alabama in Huntsville.