As people are inundated with claims that the globe is suffering an immediate “climate crisis,” and “the hottest July ever” one leading expert in the field is advising people to take these narratives with a grain of salt.
Just the News spoke with Dr. John Christy, an Earth and atmospheric science professor at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, about the 2023 heat wave occurring across the United States. Specifically, Christy addressed the widespread claim that July 2023 was the hottest month on record and why he sees serious problems with declaring this.
“I see the main problems as perspective in time and space. July is always hotter than normal somewhere, so focusing on those spots misses the spatial aspect that there are other non-hotter than normal places,” Christy told Just the News. In terms of time, I use US stations with at least 100 years of data, so the present heat can be judged from a better perspective. When compared with other “hot” years, including the notorious 1936 heat wave, the US this year is not in record territory.”
EPA data shows that in fact the 1930s were when America’s hottest heat waves took place. According to the Washington Post, the 1936 wave resulted in around 5,000 deaths, and North Dakota hit 120 degrees Fahrenheit that July.
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Meanwhile over in England its pissed down with rain virtually all of July and August has started the same way.
The sheep are hysterical just as they were told to be by the wolves’ bought and paid for mouthpieces during the Covid scam.
The rest of us carry on as we’ve always done, funny how when you don’t turn the TV on and avoid all other legacy media sources your life is simpler and better.
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I have no television whatsoever
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Propaganda for the glowbull warming agenda. Notice the TV weather maps lately? Any temp being reported over 70 degrees is red with 60’s being dark pink, the hotter the temp the darker the red, until it’s almost charcoal black. Think there’s a reason for that?
Then there’s the local station in my area this past Friday evening reporting POSSIBLE TORNADO in xxx town, then a pause, as the weather map reel unfolds showing where the thunder storm line is and how it has been proceeding for the last hour, and she quietly says “the tornado is radar indicated by the swirling winds on Doppler radar” none of which is evident on the weather map reel.
I wouldn’t mind so much, however it’s virtually impossible for a tornado to form any where in my state given it’s topography, except maybe over the one large lake we have. Even with that, the odds are astronomically high.
This lake was created during the last glaciation. The lake is oriented in the wrong direction, NNW to SSE and is about 9 miles wide at its widest, average width less than 4 miles by 20 miles long, surrounded by tall hills for 100 miles all around. Not to mention the average summertime water temp is in the 50’s because it’s deep, average depth being over 100 feet with the deepest parts almost 200 feet.
I almost threw my coffee cup at the TV when I heard that one.
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