Posted on 07/03/2024 6:32:12 AM PDT by zeestephen
Global average lower tropospheric temperature anomaly for June, 2024 was +0.80 deg. C departure from the 1991-2020 mean, down from the May, 2024 anomaly of +0.90 deg. C. [45 year satellite temp chart posted in Comment #1]
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One explanation for the record setting temp spike might be the Tonga undersea volcano eruption in January 2022.
The 2022 eruption caused the largest atmospheric explosion since Krakatoa in 1883. The 2022 eruption also injected millions of tons of heat trapping water vapor into the stratosphere.
On the chart, you can notice that global temps begin to rise almost immediately after the Tonga event.
Heat island effect - urbanization continues in full swing in the Third World, thus surrounding the existing weather stations with more and more built up areas, which increase local temperatures.
Wake me up when Glacier National Park has no more Glaciers, they already 15 years overdue, according to prior prediction they made.
Snowplow manufacturers around the world are deeply saddened???
Are we not still emerging from the last ice age? The alternative to warming ain’t pretty. Much dumbassery at work.
Climate changes.
Lies , it’s been cold and raining here EVERY DAY
I would say that in spite of everything....He who controls the climate knows what He is doing.
The satellite temps actually adjust for urban heat islands.
From memory - they measure air temp at more than 10,000 feet, which nullifies most of the increase.
Also, the satellites scan the entire globe, so urban heat islands make up just a fraction of 1% of the temp samples.
However - urban heat islands do have a huge impact on land temp averages, because a huge percentage of those temps come from urban instruments.
It rained in dry TX every day all through Spring. The temp didn’t get into 3 digits until July. All the pearl clutching last summer was just that despite all the records broken. !980 was the hottest I’ve ever seen at 115 but no mention of that record at all.
Good summary. Satellite global average temperatures are only ones that are worth reviewing.
But they can go no earlier than Nov 1979.
Correlation/ causation. The rise in temperatures began right around the time that car manufacturers began making more electric vehicles, and began dropping again when manufacturers realized their gross mistake and stopped making as many
I blame electric cars for the rise in Temps.
Zoom in on 2024 and it can be sold as the upside down hockey stick confirming the coming ice age.
Statistics and graphs are fickle creatures.
EC
We are having a small heat wave in the So Cal area - not unusual for this time of year, not at all.
Of course, Newsom and the left media say it’s all due to “global warming” and he must raise our taxes to fight it off (while ignoring that mass amount of pollution coming out of India and China, which Trump mentioned during the debate - so much that air pollution from China wafts over to the Western U.S.) Hey Newsom - how about telling the Chinese to stop polluting “our” air.
observations show that we have had atmospheric warming the past two years *completely* out of line with the variability on the general warming trend we have seen over the past several decades. The warming trend is far too *large* to be from CO2, or man-kinds actions.
https://www.nasa.gov/earth/tonga-eruption-blasted-unprecedented-amount-of-water-into-stratosphere/
Within this longer video, by a science blogger Astrum, is a video of some men on a beach 35 miles away when the shock wave arrives, sounding like a very loud rifle shot.
https://youtu.be/sZZVVwqZ0rs?t=249
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmTqphI0ods
Here in southeastern WA State we have an unusual 109° - 110° forecast for early next week. But I don’t feel it is due to human activity.
Mt. St. Helens major eruption created a loud boom here 200 miles away, enough to wake up many late sleepers on that Sunday morning in 1980, but more muffled than a rifle shot.
Yikes!
First time I heard about that.
Here in Seattle, we have been cooler than average since March.
We have had several periods of 10+ days in a row when the high temps were below average.
My heat actually clicked on the morning of June 27th - that never happened before.
Seattle forecast - 91 on Sunday - 89 on Monday.
Looks like the party is over for a couple months.
It has been very cool here also — about to change drastically.
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