[rexthecat]

It was a cool July in the Pacific Northwest.

[cuban leaf]

Or 1911:

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

[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.

[Jeff Chandler]

July was quite tolerable in Arizona.

[Pollard]

same here in Missouri. Normal is mid 90s. This year had been mostly mid 80s

[katana]

Our NE Ohio July was wet and the temperature never got above 90 degrees for the high. Overnights were in the 50's and 60's. I still remember June, 1988 when the temperature didn't get below the 80's, with no rain, and the normally verdant grass turned a pale shade of yellow.

Just because Europe went through a heat wave doesn't imply a general change in climate. I can also recall a week in London, 1993, during Wimbledon that was brutally hot with the only relief deep in the Underground and a couple venues in Piccadilly. So even their weather this year is not at all unprecedented.

[kiryandil]

We're all gonna die.

The Great Big Giant Thermometer that's located in the Posterior of the World is reading 146 degrees Fahrenheit.

Maybe a 3-year-old transgender child can figure out something to save us all.

[al baby]

So cal was cooler too