In most of the world day-to-day weather variations are still much larger than long-term global warming.
As a result, both daily record highs and daily record lows remain common.
However as the world warms, new daily record highs consistently far outnumber new daily record lows.
In most of the world day-to-day weather variations are still much larger than long-term global warming.
As a result, both daily record highs and daily record lows remain common.
However as the world warms, new daily record highs consistently far outnumber new daily record lows.
@ChrisMartzWX Whining and projection don’t help. Get an advanced degree and actual research experience. BS degrees are a dime a dozen. X is not a scientific accomplishment.
@ChrisMartzWX @JulieGreenHeart @XAmanHv Peer review is not about ‘facts’. Facts are not what make scientific research. Neither is scanning data for particular places, then scanning those places for 2 points in time that show what you want. That’s nothing more than a fishing expedition. Ask a stats professor about it.
@ChrisMartzWX I see. You want to have it both ways. No pre-sat data - with that it would be cyclical you say. So I provide the pre-sat data you wanted and now it’s not enough. Both trends significant by the way. So now it’s probably time to block me.