I was shown an EPA chart regarding hot temps

[Lily]

It seems the 1930's still hold the records for the hottest temperature in US history.

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Longer-term records show that heat waves in the 1930s remain the most severe in recorded U.S. history (see Figure 3). The spike in Figure 3 reflects extreme, persistent heat waves in the Great Plains region during a period known as the “Dust Bowl.” Poor land use practices and many years of intense drought contributed to these heat waves by depleting soil moisture and reducing the moderating effects of evaporation.

 

[The Prowler]

Senile @Joe, do you remember the heat waves of the 1930's?

You were just a youngster, but I bet you have vivid memories of it.

 

[Lily]

No one, of any value, had any comments about this chart.

Hmmm.

 

[The Prowler]

No one, of any value, had any comments about this chart.

Hmmm.

Your leftist echo chamber is afraid of what it means.

Can you figure nothing out for yourself?

 

[Dove]

No one, of any value, had any comments about this chart.

Hmmm.

What kind of discussion were you hoping for? I'm not asking that to be snarky or anything...I genuinely don't know what to say about it.

It's just an information post with no questions or argument provided.

 

[Lily]

What kind of discussion were you hoping for? I'm not asking that to be snarky or anything...I genuinely don't know what to say about it.

It's just an information post with no questions or argument provided.

I find it interesting that the EPA, the government themselves, is posting data that shows we had extremely dry and hot conditions in the 1930's that we don't have today.

While that same government makes arguments that the climate is warming to catastrophic levels. I wonder what global temps looked liked in the 1930s.

Is this a warming a natural phenomenon. If not, why not?

 

[Dove]

I find it interesting that the EPA, the government themselves is posting data that shows we had extremely dry and hot conditions in the 1930's that we don't have today.

While that same government makes arguments that the climate is warming to catastrophic levels. I wonder what global temps looked liked in the 1930s.

Is this a warming a natural phenomenon. If not, why not?

I can't disagree with you.

I think it's being exploited for a reason to increase taxes and assert more control over how we all live.

Activists are never reasonable though and always have that urgency and alarm. I remember being told polar bears were suffering and starving too death and that one picture of that thin polar bear was used over and over. Claims that ice caps melting made it hard for them to find food.

Well the bears just started coming on land more and while that's not great news for the human population ...the polar bear population is doing just fine lol.

 

[The New Holliday]

It seems the 1930's still hold the records for the hottest temperature in US history.

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Longer-term records show that heat waves in the 1930s remain the most severe in recorded U.S. history (see Figure 3). The spike in Figure 3 reflects extreme, persistent heat waves in the Great Plains region during a period known as the “Dust Bowl.” Poor land use practices and many years of intense drought contributed to these heat waves by depleting soil moisture and reducing the moderating effects of evaporation.

Is that the united states only? Remember that the farming practices in the central US had impact on climate and soil erosion (the dustbowl).

The Google also:

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What caused the heatwave of the 1930s?

Poor land management (farming techniques) across the Plains furthered the impact of the drought, with lush wheat fields becoming barren waste lands. Without the vegetation and soil moisture, the Plains acted as a furnace. The climate of that region took on desert qualities, accentuating its capacity to produce heat.

 

[Admin.]

A few days of extra hot weather does not a pattern make, the average mean temperature(including the Ocean) has been steadily increasing since the industrial age.

 

[The Prowler]

A few days of extra hot weather does not a pattern make, the average mean temperature(including the Ocean) has been steadily increasing since the industrial age.

So you think the chart that @Lily posted in wrong?

 

[Admin.]

So you think the chart that @Lily posted in wrong?

You disgusting fat body, you don't think to good do you?

 

[The Prowler]

Poor @Admin. is having a difficult time explaining his contradiction.

 

[Admin.]

Poor @Admin. is having a difficult time explaining his contradiction.

Explain your idiotic premise.

 

[The Prowler]

Explain your idiotic premise.

Eat shit.

You can ask @Lily what she meant by this:

I find it interesting that the EPA, the government themselves, is posting data that shows we had extremely dry and hot conditions in the 1930's that we don't have today.

While that same government makes arguments that the climate is warming to catastrophic levels.

 

[Admin.]

Eat shit.

You can ask @Lily what she meant by this:

 

[The Prowler]

@Admin. is afraid to have a disagreement with @Lily.

 

[The New Holliday]

Eat shit.

You can ask @Lily what she meant by this:

Could you also ask me what I meant by giving an explanation for that few year anomaly?
...or maybe just review the linked material itself and pester no one with you lassitude.

 

[Admin.]

@Admin. is afraid to have a disagreement with @Lily.

 

[The Prowler]

Could you also ask me what I meant by giving an explanation for that few year anomaly?
...or maybe just review the linked material itself and pester no one with you lassitude.

This is between @Admin. and you, and @Lily.

I already have all the answers.

I just want to observe you people have a discussion, maybe even an argument, for my entertainment.

 

[The New Holliday]

I already have all the answers.

Exactly - I gave them to you.
..but hey, don't let me muss your hairdoo.

 

[Admin.]

This is between @Admin. and you, and @Lily.

I already have all the answers.

I just want to observe you people have a discussion, maybe even an argument, for my entertainment.

Are you wearing your big belt today?

 

[The New Holliday]

Are you wearing your big belt today?

What but a BIG belt could hold up those size 46s.

 

[Lily]

A few days of extra hot weather does not a pattern make, the average mean temperature(including the Ocean) has been steadily increasing since the industrial age.

What are you talking about when you say "a few extra days"? It wasn't just a few days. Do you remember the Dust bowl? It was a serious problem.

 

[The Prowler]

It is funny that @Lily seems to be afraid to discuss or defend her position with the two of you.

Especially after soliciting more discussion....

No one, of any value, had any comments about this chart.

Hmmm.

Hahahaha!!!

 

[Admin.]

What are you talking about when you say "a few extra days"? It wasn't just a few days. Do you remember the Dust bowl? It was a serious problem.

The Dust Bowl should serve as a testament to man impacting the environment.

 

[Admin.]

It is funny that @Lily seems to be afraid to discuss or defend her position with the two of you.

Especially after soliciting more discussion....



Hahahaha!!!

 

[The New Holliday]

What are you talking about when you say "a few extra days"? It wasn't just a few days. Do you remember the Dust bowl? It was a serious problem.

Lily - I gave you the explanation. In the course of hundreds of years a 6 year period/anomaly is a blip and what matters is the long term trend and it's causes. The causes of the 30s blip are well known, and also as a master data analyst you know the chart scale representing the data can be expanded or contracted to amplify a point. You want to see the 30s blip disappear(?) expand the upper and lower limits. LoLz

 

[Lily]

The Dust Bowl should serve as a testament to man impacting the environment.

Right. However, in geologic time we've had warming and cooling...it's not unknown to the planet.

 

[Lily]

Lily - I gave you the explanation. In the course of hundreds of years a 6 year period/anomaly is a blip and what matters is the long term trend and it's causes. The causes of the 30s blip are well known, and also as a master data analyst you know the chart scale representing the data can be expanded or contracted to amplify a point. You want to see the 30s blip disappear(?) expand the upper and lower limits. LoLz

In the course of thousands and maybe even millions of years our current climate is a blip as well. It all depends on how you chop up time, isn't it?

 

[The New Holliday]

Right. However, in geologic time we've had warming and cooling...it's not unknown to the planet.

You're point is that human made global warming is a hoax...like Covid 19 and the moon landing? Human activity does impact climate and has increased global temps. What has happened in the past over thousands and 10s of thousands of years is now happening in decades. If you can, explain it by natural, non-human created causes.