Nearly 60,000 US Weather Record Broken This Year

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Fun Facts wrote:

Looks like the link doesn't work, wonder why. Just go from 'all states..' to the western region, located at the botton of the selection options.

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Fun Facts wrote:

Does anyone expect low temp records to be broken in July? If low temp records are broken in July isn't that the more unusual?

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SpaceBlues wrote:

<quoted text>Another stupid statement from you.
What are you trying to imply other than you are confused?

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Fun Facts wrote:

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I didn't imply anything. Do you think a high temp record in July would be unusual? Do you think a low temp record in July is typical?
Australia is having some low temps in July, but being in the SH, making it winter there, that's to be expected. In summer however most temps are high. It just kinda works that way.

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SpaceBlues wrote:

<quoted text>The AGW is raging on. The resulting climate change is being documented to the extend that scientists are able to study.
This is serious activity. You seem to think it's all for fun.

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Fun Facts wrote:

Does anyone expect low temp records to be broken in July? If low temp records are broken in July isn't that the more unusual?

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Earthling-1 wrote:

<quoted text>It's the same old heartbroken alarmist heat story every year at this time, I'm sure you must have noticed.
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Fun Facts wrote:

No secret I think this is entertainment. I just happen to enjoy learning things.

Earthling-1 wrote:

SpamBotty used to be entertaining, and a very long time ago, so was litesout.
Nowadays, they're both too repetitive and add nothing constructive to the discussion.

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Fun Facts wrote:

<quoted text>Do you think a high temp record in July would be unusual? Do you think a low temp record in July is typical?

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Northie wrote:

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What an idiot. A high or low temperature RECORD is no more likely to be broken in July than in any other month. The record temperatures for July concern only July, not July versus January.

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Earthling-1 wrote:

<quoted text>It's the same old heartbroken alarmist heat story every year at this time, I'm sure you must have noticed.
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Fun Facts wrote:

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Yes the same old story everytime. We have drought and we have fires. What we don't have is record heat. The drought is reported. The fires are reported. The non record heat, not a word.