I’m not saying the whole month will be warm… I am saying that between now and the 21st it’s going to be above normal just about every day.
Unless it shoots up to 80 on the solstice, Any above normal reading around that day is gonna look like the next two weeks
Yeah everybody’s clamoring for a record… But 2015 busted all that. you’re not gonna hit any weekly or monthly record
Not even going to be close.
And as we get closer to the solstice, that week is in the 50s every year now. Almost normal
It’s funny my block is all below ground because it was built in the 80s and 90s via blasting into a steep rock. But it connects to roads and houses built in the 40s and that’s where all the power is fed from… above ground.
You are only as good as your weakest point.
33F this morning
There is no agenda. We consistently talk about that El Niño as some super event on this forum. I read it all the time “super nino”
When you put up a chart showing a warming trend over a decade for the month of December and the entire eastern half of the country is blood red, perhaps a footnote.
I know we certainly never had a Dec anywhere near that. Have we ever had any other month of the year in New York City that had a +12?
If so that may be worth mentioning in the data.
Doesn’t affect the data but gives a lot of context
You guys are being smart for no reason.
It’s the difference between a mean and the median if you remember mathematics.
If you take one year with a +12 you skew the entire average.
when you look at the median you realize it’s nowhere near +12 and that there is warming but a color-coded chart with an average doesn’t tell the real story.
You guys should be so precise with failed long range predictions and sea-sawing opinions of models on this forum.
It’s Monday…is the GFS great or a failed model today? :/
But if you notice it’s heavily weighted to the eastern half of the country.
I would like to see this chart without the 2015 El Nino in it. That would be a bit more balanced. What was that month? +12F?