skyrider wrote:
The normal cycle of lower sunspot activity has been well underway to produce lower planet temperatures for at least the past 10 years. Everyone knew that except the fool Dems. And they still preach g****l w*****g not to mention that it's good to get the clotshot of death.
Incredible bunch huh?
Good morning Sky, what corner of the country do you live in and what has the weather been like all summer???
https://weather.com/news/climate/news/2021-09-09-summer-hottest-on-record-united-states-noaaSummer 2021 Was Hottest on Record in the Contiguous U.S., NOAA Says
By Chris Dolce7 days ago
The Lower 48 had its hottest summer on record in 2021.
2021 barely edged out 1936 for the top spot.
Areas from the West to the nation's northern tier had the most extreme heat compared to average.
Summer 2021 was the hottest in 126 years of records for the contiguous United States, according to a report released by NOAA on Thursday.
The average temperature for all of the Lower 48 states from June through August was 74.0 degrees Fahrenheit, or 2.6 degrees above average. That barely edged out the Dust Bowl summer of 1936 for the top spot by less than 0.01 of a degree, NOAA said.
For reference, meteorologists define summer based on what is typically the hottest time of year – June through August.
California, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon and Utah all had a record-hot summer. An additional 21 states had a top-10 hottest summer, stretching from the Front Range of the Rockies and Northern Plains to the Great Lakes and Northeast.
A record-hot June across the Lower 48 helped propel summer 2021 to the hottest on record. That was followed by the 13th- and 14th-hottest July and August, respectively.
Four of the five hottest contiguous U.S. summers have now happened in the past 11 years.
2021 and 1936 are neck-and-neck for first and second place. Rounding out the top five are 2012, 2011 and 2020.