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And you pointed that out based on one day in International Falls...A.K.A., Neptune.
What’s next? A weather report from Nizhneyansk, Siberia?
Exactly. N=1 does not equate to a statistically valid observation.
I wonder if 310 believes racism is real, he should because a black man got shot somewhere
I wonder if he thinks the economy is bad under trump? He should, the dow was down 300 yesterday
I wonder if he thinks America under Trump is hated around the world? He should, because a British Politician said so.
I'm not saying racism is not real, that the economy does not have problems, or that the US reputation is not being damaged under Trump (I'm not saying anything about those). I am saying you can't draw conclusions about trends based on a single data point. It's silly.
I gave the examples above because he defended his observation due to "double standards", to illustrate how silly it is.
Why wouldn't a growing city/airport experience warming?
More heat sinks (concrete, buildings, etc.) means warmer temperatures in the surrounding areas.
Oddly enough, that's where most weather stations are located (universities, airports, and the like).
I don't know your source for this, but most that I am personally familiar with are located away from cities at research facilities and airports and such.
I don't know your source for this, but most that I am personally familiar with are located away from cities at research facilities and airports and such.
Could you source it, please?
"First order stations are those maintained professional by the NWS or the Federal Aviation Administration. In Alaska, there are 21 first order sites,
......all of which are located at airports..... except for the station in Valdez"
of course I did....it's just more of the same old clap trap
90 degrees in Alaska is the new normal, temperatures are expected to increase....it's Armageddon we're all going to die global warming...even though it's centered on a high pressure dome...that's just weather
105 years ago...when the temperature was 10 degrees hotter....a month sooner......was just weather
"Alaska's highest temp was 100F....June 27, 1915...a month sooner....and over 100 years ago"
You can't just make-up the title "warmers" to prove your point. It is climate change, and encompasses a wide range of weather extremes that are out of the ordinary. No one weather occurrence proves or disproves it.
It's a ridiculous concept and it's a political one. The Earth is cooling, not warming. That is a fact. What is happening is temporary. It's cooling, always cooling.
2 million years ago it was warmer even with the ice ages that happened in the northern hemisphere.
It's a ridiculous concept and it's a political one. The Earth is cooling, not warming. That is a fact. What is happening is temporary. It's cooling, always cooling.
2 million years ago it was warmer even with the ice ages that happened in the northern hemisphere.
Actually we are coming out of a little ice age. But on an the time frame of a qazillion years? Yeah, the earth is cooling, the sun is cooling....
But that is not the issue, and not a point in the the discussion.
Little more concerned with the near terms changes.
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Your use of inductive reasoning here does not lead to a logical scientific conclusion.
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