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So to recap -NOAA shows what the raw data shows - but there is no actual station data in Chester County PA as cold as the NOAA adjusted values - check!
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Another large spread in temperatures this early AM across the area. Upper 50's in East Nantmeal while lower 40's a few miles north at Warwick but 300 feet lower. Many spots except the highest ridges will touch the 80's today before we start cooling down tomorrow through the weekend. Of course, there is no chance of any rain in our future!
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Another large spread in temperatures this early AM across the area. Upper 50's in East Nantmeal while lower 40's a few miles north at Warwick but 300 feet lower. Many spots except the highest ridges will touch the 80's today before we start cooling down tomorrow through the weekend. Of course, there is no chance of any rain in our future!
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It really was interesting this morning with the highest reporting spot in Berks County to my north at 1115 ft had a low of 58 degrees - 7 degrees warmer than East Nantmeal
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Yet still no answer - why chill almost every year below any station in the entire county? Is sounds like the rationale is - let's find some station up in Berks or Lehigh County and let's chill down all 3 of those pesky warm Chester County stations to that more appropriate chilly level - why don't we pick that station up in Allentown??? And 50 years after the observation let's adjust all of those stations!!! Heck! West Chester, Coatesville and Phoenixville should of course be as chilly at Allentown!!
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Quite the inversion in temps across the county this morning with about an 18 degree swing from locations below 420 ft ASL like Warwick and West Bradford currently in the mid 30's while higher spots like here in East Nantmeal are in the low 50's. Once the sun gets up everyone warms up well into the 70's with some lower spots possibly touching 80 degrees! The warmth peaks tomorrow before we start to cool down closer to normal to close out this week and into the weekend. Dry weather continues all week!
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Quite the inversion in temps across the county this morning with about an 18 degree swing from locations below 420 ft ASL like Warwick and West Bradford currently in the mid 30's while higher spots like here in East Nantmeal are in the low 50's. Once the sun gets up everyone warms up well into the 70's with some lower spots possibly touching 80 degrees! The warmth peaks tomorrow before we start to cool down closer to normal to close out this week and into the weekend. Dry weather continues all week!
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So to quote my favorite climate alarmist Charlie he says "When the stations moved, they cooled by roughly 2F relative to nearby stations. We know the locations of the stations before and after the moves". Well if that is true then why did NOAA cooling adjust those to levels equal to or colder than any of the County stations in 29 of those 35 years between 1941 and 1975?? Charlie goes on to say that "Fortunately the moves occurred at different times which allowed their "chilling" effect to be identified. " So again if a chilling effect was identified why the heck was the adjustment to the Chester County wide data NOT to warm the data?? But instead to correct this chilling bias NOAA chose to chill them even further in the vast majority (83%) of those very years!!! Why?? The red line below shows this fabricated altered NOAA data which certainly was used to depress temps to better promote the warming story in Chester County PA since 1970.
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Our beautiful autumnal weather continues with unfortunately no rain in sight! We warm to well into the 70's by Tuesday with many lower elevation spots touching the 80's for maybe the final time this year. We trend cooler with temperatures getting back to or slightly below normal levels again by Friday.
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Our beautiful autumnal weather continues with unfortunately no rain in sight! We warm to well into the 70's by Tuesday with many lower elevation spots touching the 80's for maybe the final time this year. We trend cooler with temperatures getting back to or slightly below normal levels again by Friday.
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Charlie as we clearly see below all 3 of the available NWS COOP stations during the period 1941 thru 1975 had a statistically significantly identical trend line of chilling as is clearly demonstrated in the below actual raw data chart. I assume you have "nearby stations" from outside of the county that you wish to introduce to support any post hoc adjustments? If so which station and how far from Chester County is that station that we should look at???
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Many lower spots were again near freezing including Warwick with their 4th straight freezing morning - while the higher spots in the county were over 12 degrees warmer in the mid-40's for low temps. A nice warming trend gets under way today peaking on Tuesday before we start dropping back to normal and end then below normal by the end of the work week.
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Many lower spots were again near freezing including Warwick with their 4th straight freezing morning - while the higher spots in the county were over 12 degrees warmer in the mid-40's for low temps. A nice warming trend gets under way today peaking on Tuesday before we start dropping back to normal and end then below normal by the end of the work week.
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The data above does not support the 2 or 3 degree adjustments in any way! Those charts simply prove they warmed and cooled not because of moves but because all the local stations had the same movements - you are also missing several other nearby stations during those 2 time frames above. I am working on some superior analysis focusing just on that 1941 to 1975 period that clearly shows the weakness of these adjustments. I do though love your picture story!! LOL!!!!
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Don are you referencing the below from NOAA for missing data? You can see that despite on NOAA (1st image) it listed as missing it actually was reported in this case for December 2000 see the Climatolological Data report for PA for December 2000 (2nd image) and I do have that data in the above data set even though NOAA has missed it.
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Hi Don, Tell me which years have an "absurd" number of missing temps since 1941 and i will throw them out and just compare apples to apples months and years with complete data.
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And of course Charlie you have produced consistently zero true factual data to adjust temperatures by 2 degrees or more so often in history.....well unless we go by your photo science - LOL!!!!
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LOL!!!! Same graph for the long running and warmest Chester County PA NWS COOP station for the same dates - just 25 miles west of the Philly heat island...can you say UHI??? So Philly increased 4 degrees and Phoenixville average temp 1940's 54.8 F vs 2010's 55.0 F or a whopping 0.2 degrees of warming OMG!!! Where is that old UHI adjustment when you need it? Fake climate data at it's best for Philadelphia!! Just ridiculous difference with that heat island that is Philly!!
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Scientists Find No Change in Global Warming Rate Since 1970 Despite “Hottest Year Ever” in 2023 https://dailysceptic.org/2024/10/18/scientists-find-no-change-in-global-warming-rate-since-1970-despite-hottest-year-ever-in-2023/
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A large variation in low temperatures this AM across the county with temps ranging between 30 degrees in our relatively lower spots like Warwick to 45 degrees at higher spots like West Grove. We should see our temperatures start to finally warm back to above normal levels by this afternoon and last through Wednesday before falling back to closer to normal late October levels by the end of next week. No rain in the forecast and the outlook for the remainder of the month is dry - we have an increasing chance to be in a top 3 driest October on record. With 1963 and 1924 being the current record holder of that dubious record.
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A large variation in low temperatures this AM across the county with temps ranging between 30 degrees in our relatively lower spots like Warwick to 45 degrees at higher spots like West Grove. We should see our temperatures start to finally warm back to above normal levels by this afternoon and last through Wednesday before falling back to closer to normal late October levels by the end of next week. No rain in the forecast and the outlook for the remainder of the month is dry - we have an increasing chance to be in a top 3 driest October on record. With 1963 and 1924 being the current record holder of that dubious record.
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Chart is useless as it is a pure non-scientific chart presented by Charlie with zero factual evidence!! The minute Charlie mentions "Town or Human disturbance is judged by looking at a photo of the station or address" we all knew it was fake science! They of course did not warm because of any minor move - they simply warmed and cooled when they did based on the actual NWS Cooperative observations and our natural cyclical climate change!! Let's chill that data based on photos - great science there!! LOL
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Multiple relatively low lying spots in Chester County fell to freezing this morning including: Chester Springs, Nottingham, Warwick Park, Devault, West Bradford and West Chester. The lowest reading was the 27.6 degree low at Warwick. Higher spots like here in East Nantmeal only dropped to 36.1 degrees - but we did see our 1st light frost of the season. Today will be another.... but our last below normal day for at least the next week. We should see some Indian Summer type weather as we move through the next week with temps rising into the low to mid 70's by next Tuesday. Our very dry streak will continue. However, for the year to date here in 2024 we are still just slightly above normal in precipitation - but we will fall below normal over the next couple days.
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Multiple relatively low lying spots in Chester County fell to freezing this morning including: Chester Springs, Nottingham, Warwick Park, Devault, West Bradford and West Chester. The lowest reading was the 27.6 degree low at Warwick. Higher spots like here in East Nantmeal only dropped to 36.1 degrees - but we did see our 1st light frost of the season. Today will be another.... but our last below normal day for at least the next week. We should see some Indian Summer type weather as we move through the next week with temps rising into the low to mid 70's by next Tuesday. Our very dry streak will continue. However, for the year to date here in 2024 we are still just slightly above normal in precipitation - but we will fall below normal over the next couple days.
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Sorry Charlie some of those higher locales are in the South.....not North. Facts over post hoc adjustments FTW
