TimB

No, I’m saying that those who came to said conclusions have a lot more expertise in the matter than ChescoWx does. That’s why they, and not ChescoWx, were hired to do that job.

Anyone who believes the NCEI has a hidden agenda should be locked in a padded room.

I haven’t researched this particular issue, but it’s obvious to anyone with any critical thinking ability whatsoever that: 1) the NCEI had their reasons for making those adjustments 2) the reasons for those adjustments are based in actual science that they are qualified to do, otherwise NCEI wouldn’t have hired them 3) there is no hidden agenda in this particular issue 4) the earth is warming and 5) humans are the primary cause of said warming. It’s utterly ludicrous to disagree with any one of these points, let alone all 5.

1895 to 1970, even if inclusive, is only 76 years. How can you do statistical analysis if you can’t do simple arithmetic?

The meteorological community does not respect you. I can assure you of that.

They certainly didn’t use the poorly sited weather station in your backyard. You’d probably get more accurate data out of it if you shoved it up your ass.

I would tend to trust the professional opinion of the experts at the NCEI over some amateur in East Nantmeal with a poorly sited weather station.

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That’s none other than the great Jeff “snow showers” Verszyla.

9 straight AN winters. Hmmm.

Do you have access to the Kuchera map by chance?

Is it a sign of anything that I just saw a Canada goose flying northward?

Heartbreak as depicted, but I think that’s too early to really be our window anyway.

You talking about that fugitive they caught last fall, the 2nd worst person ever to set foot in East Nantmeal?

Double Whopper combo meal?

Even if every day the rest of February gets below freezing (almost impossible with next week’s warmup), we’d still be in first place.

This is actually pretty wild (KPIT era, 1952-present):

@TheClimateChangerany January stats to share?

Let’s hope this pattern change actually happens and produces for us. I’m not sure I can bear the endless heat and humidity from April through October after another snowless winter.

Especially when Syracuse gets to 95 consistently, lol.

Not sure if you were here for the delusional “it never got to 90 imby” act last summer or if you’re strictly a winter poster.

It’s hard to tell. The sample size of his posting is limited to September 2021 on, so he hasn’t been on this forum during a prolifically cold or snowy winter, or during any extended cold period in any season (i.e. February 2015, May 2020, etc.). But I suppose the username itself would be enough to indicate what he wants to post about.

Can’t read stuff about the climate of that planet without snickering. Get to a paragraph like this and it’s over: The reason why Uranus is so cold is nothing to do with its distance from the Sun. Billions of years ago, something big crashed into Uranus with so much force that it tipped the planet over onto its side. Uranus still rolls around the Sun on its side today. The impact of the crash also let some of the heat that was trapped inside Uranus escape.

Shit, you’re right.

Draw the line for us here: what is weather and what is climate? 1. This winter has had an average temperature of X degrees at MDT. Unquestionably weather. 2. This winter has been the warmest winter since 19XX at MDT. I still say weather, but bordering on climate. 3. Winters in the 2020s at MDT have had X% less snow than winters in the 1970s. Probably climate. Granted, all 3 of these types of posts appear in this thread from time to time, and sometimes stats from DuBois, which is about as relevant as East Nantmeal Township (though the latter never gets any pushback, curiously), but some of the posts in question are genuinely about weather and not climate.