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  1. Cobalt
    Exactly. The data and its results speak for themselves, for Yellow Medicine County, MN, and elsewhere.
  2. Cobalt
    It appears that Yellow Medicine County, MN (Population 11,404) is poised for a top 10 warm October.
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    Right, the main issue they've taken has always been that the output is not something they are a fan of. If I believed the output of a blood test I took was faulty, I'd find try to find flaws in the methods that produced the test results, not solely continuously bring up the output and say "hey that's not right"
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    I wonder if he wished for a super nino for the big 40th, or maybe some humility
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    we all make mistakes
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    ..except for the 2 billion or so folks who rely on stable glaciers for irrigation, water supply. Also the 1.5 billion or so people who live within 10km of a coastline.
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    Yes, which there is no problem with, as per the methodology they've shared here. The rationale and its output is scientifically sound. I suggest you email them to dispute their methodology if you have a problem with it.
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    As we await the results of October's data for Yellow Medicine County, MN, here is a look at the prevailing trend for the county (population: 10,502) October is the month with the 10th highest (3rd least prevalent) warming trend in the calendar year, behind August and April.
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    Welcome to the Yellow Medicine County, MN (Population 9,477) thread, forkyfork!
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    Again, your only problem with the NCEI's dataset is in its output, and not in the methodology. If the methodology was unsound, you would be presenting its flaws, but you only take issue with the output because it runs antithetical to your viewpoints. If NCEI chilled current temperatures, you'd be in favor of using it no matter the underlying techniques used to reach their output.
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    As for the scrutiny placed on NCEI and their climate dataset, here is their methodology/rationale. Since the only issue brought up with NCEI in this thread is that their methodology adjusts modern temperatures warmer, rather than taking issue with the methodology itself, I will continue to use NCEI to highlight the ongoing warming trend in Yellow Medicine County (population 9,477)
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    Please keep Chester County discussion in its respective thread, as there is ample space to discuss that county there.
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    10 of the 20 warmest Septembers in Yellow Medicine County, MN (Population 9,477) have occurred within the past 30 years. This means that the other 10 occurred over the 100 years prior.
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    Yellow Medicine County, Minnesota (Population 9,477) has been on a recent streak of warm Septembers. 2026 - 65.3F (12th warmest) 2025 - 65.6F (9th warmest) 2024 - 67.7F (warmest) 2023 - 66.3F (5th warmest) 2022 - 64.0F (22nd warmest) 2021 - 64.8F (14th warmest) The most recent September to fall below the 20th century average was September 2020, at 60.6F (62nd coolest)
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    September, 2026 data has come in for Yellow Medicine County, Minnesota. With an average temperature of 65.3F, the county (population 9,477) experienced its 12th warmest September on record, but the coldest since 2022.
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    (Population 9,477)
  21. Cobalt
    as per this data, Yellow Medicine County, MN is warming at a rate of between 0.12F and 0.19F per decade.
  22. Cobalt
    If you have an issue with the climate data on Yellow Medicine County, MN (Population 9,477), please care to refute it in the appropriate thread.
  23. Cobalt
    Untrue.
  24. Cobalt
    too bad Yellow Medicine County, Minnesota (Population 9,477) does show a warming trend rather than a lack of one, which offsets any lack of a warming trend shown by Chester County, Pennsylvania
  25. Cobalt
    There's fossil fuel companies out there like Exxon Mobil who would stand to profit in the trillions if it was figured out that the burning of their products does not contribute to a rise in global temperatures. Insurance companies, the agriculture industry, etc, would benefit massively if it was found that the globe isn't warming. You should submit your data for Chester County, PA to some sort of scientific panel to help benefit the whole of humanity. Once they learn that Chester County, PA shows no statistical warming, the entirety of the globe's warming trend will be discounted entirely.
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