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The chilly airmass is due to stick around and push unusually far south for this time of year. Look for lots more cold records to come, even deep into the South. Not exactly a repeat of August 1936.
Thirty degrees of adjustment is a reachable target.
Yep, we are seeing the very beginnings of the pattern flip, that will only become more noticeable as winter approaches.
Reblogged this on Is it 2012 in Nevada County Yet? and commented:
If you will recall these recored lows are in the region that just recently was the source of recored highs that “proved global warming” by the AGW priests. Why are they now now claiming that these recored are a sure sign an ice age is near? Mother Nature is in charge and we are just observers.
We knew the game was up when the alarmists changed the alarm from “global warming” to “climate change.” It’s all about greed, money and power. These Warmists, not Mother Nature, pose the greatest threat to humanity. They’ll starve us for our last nickel.
Reblogged this on Climate Ponderings.
Intellicast shows a cold front dropping into the Florida Panhandle on Monday. That’s almost unheard of in August.
Central Florida saw more days under 90 degrees than over in June which is something I don’t remember in the 45 years living here.
So where’s the MSM reporting all these records being set?
The silence is deafening from Mckibben, Masters, and Mann.
These are the results for one day? Looks like weather, not climate to me.
Only hot weather is climate.