Swoosh use that link and start charting. It would be neat to get a varied sample.

(12-07-2012 10:05 AM)smn1256 Wrote:  In 2009, December 7 was 55 degrees. In 2010 it was 64 degrees. In 2011 it was 43. And today it's supposed to be 70. If you average it out, it's one degree lower than the historical average for December. I know 4 days over 4 years is hardly sceientific proof of anythng, but it is an observation.

http://www.meoweather.com/history/United...0Paso.html

Proof of global cooling! May God have mercy on our souls.

(12-07-2012 12:49 PM)Machiavelli Wrote:  Swoosh use that link and start charting. It would be neat to get a varied sample.

Yeah, and come Mar-Jun, Mach will have undeniable proof of warming.

My weather is a 5. I am burning alive...it is so hot here. Oh my god someone please help.

(12-07-2012 01:29 PM)No Bull Wrote:  My weather is a 5. I am burning alive...it is so hot here. Oh my god someone please help.

I'm ranking mine as pi.

What is sad to me. I'm just trying to raise awareness. I have no idea of what the future holds. I think we have become very accustomed to temperatures above normal. I see Torch had to go to India to show snow. If you want to keep track of that area of India for a year that's fine. It would be interesting to see what happens to that area over a year. If you want to pick an area on each continent. that would be neat. The only thing I am going to do is raise awareness for my local area. I have no idea what the future holds. I would hypothesize that we will see more 4's than 2's and more 5's than 1's. It will be interesting.

Yeah, and come Mar-Jun, Mach will have undeniable proof of warming.


No one said that and your being a d*ck about it.

Now it is cloudy, drizzle, and 50 outside in DC, about 1 above the average high.

Yesterday h was 44 (5 below avg) l was 34 (3 above avg)

(12-07-2012 01:29 PM)No Bull Wrote:  My weather is a 5. I am burning alive...it is so hot here. Oh my god someone please help.

Bull - only outside temps should be used so we will not to the numbers

lol. I apprecaite the sentiment of this thread but as science or anything credible it is complete bunk.

Give me a break, Mach...

What you are doing isn't scientific at all. If you want to do it scientifically, then collect the data from local TV stations or the NWS who use one, pretty darn accurate thermometer at each area in a single, fixed location in that area... as opposed to your car's dashboard reading.

Not to mention the fact that unless you have people from literally all over the globe, including many sparsely inhabited places like Glaciers and deserts, then you aren't measuring "global" warming at all. You are perhaps more accurately measuring the impact of changes in the southern gulf stream or the northern jet stream

Nobody is afraid of it... it's just a waste of time. It doesn't measure what you say you want to measure, and it doesn't use scientifically valid methods of collecting the data. This is a "weather" experiment designed by a 3rd grader. In 3rd grade, I biult boxes to collect debris and took pictures of various remote areas around town at various times to measure "pollution"... what I realized years later is that I was merely measuring "trash", not pollution.

I'M burining alive... I am living global warming as you all sit here and type. My keyboard is melting so I may have to sign off.


Libtards rejoice!!!! Another republican burned alive by that hot hot old sun....

First Hambone,


I'm just trying to raise awareness at a local level. As I stated earlier, I feel we have become very accustomed to warmer temperatures vs. the historical average. It would be neat if others went along.

This only works on a captive audience. And it's a tragedy that this junk passes for education.

Why is everybody so scared of this? This is nothing to attack. I'm just making some observations.

I think everyone is aware that temps are up and it has been a mild winter in much of the U.S. I think people disgaree on the causes.

(12-07-2012 02:40 PM)Machiavelli Wrote:  Why is everybody so scared of this? This is nothing to attack. I'm just making some observations.

Why are you making the observations? What conclusion do you hope to draw?

Honestly,


I'm wondering how many days we spend 15-20 degrees above historical average. In December so far we have had 4. I'm wondering how many will get a month. I also wonder how many below average days we will get to balance that out. I have no idea but I'm interested in finding out.

I had some weather again today.

Next week is suppose to be colder so I'll start then.