July equalled, and maybe surpassed, the hottest month in recorded history

World Meterological Organization ^ | 1 August 2019 | Staff

[yesthatjallen]

They seized on a weather event and extrapolated the end of the world.

Remember. Weather is not climate unless a weather event fits the hypothesis.

[rexthecat]

It was a cool July in the Pacific Northwest.

[cuban leaf]

What about 1934?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mt14zqcghXo

[lee martell]

Not record breaking around here, in Northern California.
Yes, there were some sizzlers, but nothing Death Valley-like.
It was pretty much a normal July.

[cuban leaf]

Or 1911:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6iZppAj-Wj4

[Zathras]

Much colder winter in Phoenix than normal, summer normal or a bit cooler.
Peak has been about 115 which is normal.

[Dilbert San Diego]

So then, are we back to global warming for the summer? Then when the weather turns cooler in fall, it will he climate change again?

[cuban leaf]

And the big one, 1936:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiDjf77PN3c

[Red Badger]

Every summer is "The hottest on record!" .........🤔 We should have been incinerated by now..........

[tomkat]

The data from the Copernicus Climate Change Programme, run by the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts, is fed into the UN system by WMO

aka bullshite

[Red Badger]

Climate is what you expect.
Weather is what you get...........Robert Heinlein.....

[txrefugee]

The UN should pass a resolution demanding that the sun should not burn so hot.

[brownsfan]

Recorded history is about 150 years. The Earth is 4.5 billion years old.

[Parley Baer]

“in recorded history”. Does that mean the satellite era which began in 1978?

[Mopp4]

.....July at least equalled, if not surpassed, the hottest month in recorded history.

I looked at the article and no where did I see the length of "recorded history" defined. I saw one mention of "a century ago". I don't think a mere 100 years of data in the time line of earth is enough to make predictions about anything.

But then again, I'm not a scientist.....

[databoss]

Northern Virginia pretty normal imo, two days it got over 96. That’s all folks.

[Amendment10]

"and maybe surpassed [???], ..."

I look forward to the quiet when misguided global warming alarmists are hibernating in winter in northern hemisphere.

[Ingtar]

Don’t Tell Anyone, But We Just Had Two Years Of Record-Breaking Global Cooling - 5/16/2018

Global warming stopped 16 years ago, reveals Met Office report quietly released... 10/13/2012

It goes on and on. They do not not understand what they are seeing, only the need to seize property and enslave humanity.

[Mouton]

The average temp across the US in July was below average FWIW.

Furthermore, rising AVERAGE temps is not the same number of record high temperature readings, it is the result of higher low temperatures causing the average to sway higher.

Bastardi has noted the “record heat wave” in France and its adjacent countries was dwarfed by the low temperatures around Russia and its adjacent countries over the same period. Lastly, these yahoos were proposing the number of intense typhoons last year in the Pacific were the result of Globull warming. This year there has been a record low number of these storms in the Pacific. I guess that is the result of Globull warming too, just over looked by the kooks.

[jurroppi1]

34 was hot in the US, what about world average temps?

I’ll be the first to state that averaging the entire globe’s temperatures to extrapolate some kind of meaning out of it is a fool’s errand and highly fraught with error, but let’s compare the same things.

I know in Europe and such it has been unseasonably hot this year, but not so much here in the US. One would think that the averaging error would be about the same one way or the other, but the underlying data is never presented or is usually obfuscated somehow.