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March 2019 is the second hottest March on Record

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Wasn't it in March, when Trump asked where was that Climate Change? Most of the US was not extremely hot in March, but around the world (including Alaska), the averages equate to the 2nd hottest March on record.

Global temperatures in March were second hottest on record

Temperatures in March were the second hottest on record around the globe, according to new U.S. government data.

Record-breaking highs in places like Alaska and Australia pushed last month near the top of the record books. The hottest March on record was in 2016, according to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) data released Thursday.

Regions that experienced the hottest temperature variances last month were Australia, southwestern and central Asia, Alaska and northwestern Canada. Alaska and Australia had their warmest March temperatures since record-keeping began in 1925 and 1910, respectively.
 
Media_Truth said:
Wasn't it in March, when Trump asked where was that Climate Change? Most of the US was not extremely hot in March, but around the world (including Alaska), the averages equate to the 2nd hottest March on record.

Global temperatures in March were second hottest on record

Temperatures in March were the second hottest on record around the globe, according to new U.S. government data.

Record-breaking highs in places like Alaska and Australia pushed last month near the top of the record books. The hottest March on record was in 2016, according to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) data released Thursday.

Regions that experienced the hottest temperature variances last month were Australia, southwestern and central Asia, Alaska and northwestern Canada. Alaska and Australia had their warmest March temperatures since record-keeping began in 1925 and 1910, respectively.
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Last year set a new record for ocean heating, surpassing 2017, which was the previous warmest year ever recorded. It looks like some of this heat is shifting back to the atmosphere again this year.

2018 Continues Record Global Ocean Warming

"The increasing heat-trapping gases emitted by human activities into the atmosphere produce an energy imbalance between incoming solar radiation and outgoing longwave radiation that leads to global heating (Rhein et al., 2013; Trenberth et al.,2014; von Schuckmann et al., 2016). The vast majority of global warming heat ends up deposited in the world’s oceans, and ocean heat content (OHC) change is one of the best—if not the best—metric for climate change (Cheng et al., 2019). In 2018, continued record heat was measured in the Earth’s climate system. In fact, 2018 has set a new record of ocean heating, surpassing 2017, which was the previous warmest year ever recorded (Cheng et al., 2018)."
 
Media_Truth said:
Wasn't it in March, when Trump asked where was that Climate Change? Most of the US was not extremely hot in March, but around the world (including Alaska), the averages equate to the 2nd hottest March on record.

Global temperatures in March were second hottest on record

Temperatures in March were the second hottest on record around the globe, according to new U.S. government data.

Record-breaking highs in places like Alaska and Australia pushed last month near the top of the record books. The hottest March on record was in 2016, according to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) data released Thursday.

Regions that experienced the hottest temperature variances last month were Australia, southwestern and central Asia, Alaska and northwestern Canada. Alaska and Australia had their warmest March temperatures since record-keeping began in 1925 and 1910, respectively.
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Second hottest? Cue the “earth is cooling” guy.
 
[h=2]Alarm-Silencing Spring: Data Show March Mean Temperatures Have Not Been Warming Alarmingly As Claimed[/h]By P Gosselin on 24. April 2019
[h=3]By Kirye[/h]Today we’ll take a look at March mean temperatures and their trend for some locations for which almost complete data are available from the Japan meteorology Agency.
Though March is only a single month, it is important because we often hear how spring is supposedly arriving earlier due to global warming, and as a result winters will get shorter before disappearing altogether, according to some alarmists “experts”.
The arrival of spring is also important because the length of the growing season depends on it.
[h=3]No trend in Canada in 30 years[/h]What follows first is the chart for March mean temperature for 9 stations scattered over Canada. These stations were selected because they are the very few that have almost complete data sets going back 3 decades.

Data source: JMA​
As the chart for Canada shows, spring in reality is not arriving earlier and the country’s already short growing season has remained short for 30 years. . . .
 
[h=3]Ireland springs cooling[/h]Next we look at Ireland, where the data were complete enough at 6 stations:
Data source: JMA​

In Ireland the Northeast Atlantic island has seen its spring cooling since 1983, a total of 37 years. Moreover, the downward trend has even accelerated since the late 1990s.
 
Jack Hays said:
[h=2]Alarm-Silencing Spring: Data Show March Mean Temperatures Have Not Been Warming Alarmingly As Claimed[/h]By P Gosselin on 24. April 2019
[h=3]By Kirye[/h]Today we’ll take a look at March mean temperatures and their trend for some locations for which almost complete data are available from the Japan meteorology Agency.
Though March is only a single month, it is important because we often hear how spring is supposedly arriving earlier due to global warming, and as a result winters will get shorter before disappearing altogether, according to some alarmists “experts”.
The arrival of spring is also important because the length of the growing season depends on it.
[h=3]No trend in Canada in 30 years[/h]What follows first is the chart for March mean temperature for 9 stations scattered over Canada. These stations were selected because they are the very few that have almost complete data sets going back 3 decades.

Data source: JMA​
As the chart for Canada shows, spring in reality is not arriving earlier and the country’s already short growing season has remained short for 30 years. . . .
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:lamo:lamo:lamo Nothing like cherry-picking!!! Nine stations scattered around Canada does not a worldwide-temperature-average make. Your blogger sites are such BS.
 
Media_Truth said:
:lamo:lamo:lamo Nothing like cherry-picking!!! Nine stations scattered around Canada does not a worldwide-temperature-average make. Your blogger sites are such BS.
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[h=3]Flat in France[/h]Moving to continental western Europe in France, and looking at the JMA data from 6 stations scattered across the country, we have the following plot:

Data source: JMA​
Here we see the spring month of March has not see any warming in over 30 years.
 
Jack Hays said:
[h=3]Flat in France[/h]Moving to continental western Europe in France, and looking at the JMA data from 6 stations scattered across the country, we have the following plot:

Data source: JMA​
Here we see the spring month of March has not see any warming in over 30 years.
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More cherry-picking. Now I would like you to be very precise, and think about the answer to this question. Are you saying that the NOAA is lying about their worldwide temperature data for the month of March?
 
Media_Truth said:
More cherry-picking. Now I would like you to be very precise, and think about the answer to this question. Are you saying that the NOAA is lying about their worldwide temperature data for the month of March?
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I have no idea what NOAA's motive might be. I just don't think their announcement is anything beyond a propaganda ploy.

[h=3]Sweden growing season shortening?[/h]Finally we look at data for March from 5 quality data stations from the JMA database from the Scandinavian country of Sweden:

Data source: JMA.​
In Sweden we see that March has cooled off over the past 30 years, which points to the potentially bad news of shortening growing seasons there.
Although this is only a random sampling of data from the northern hemisphere, they show that the alarmist claims made by global warmists are more hype than they are reality.
 
Jack Hays said:
I have no idea what NOAA's motive might be. I just don't think their announcement is anything beyond a propaganda ploy.

[h=3]Sweden growing season shortening?[/h]Finally we look at data for March from 5 quality data stations from the JMA database from the Scandinavian country of Sweden:

Data source: JMA.​
In Sweden we see that March has cooled off over the past 30 years, which points to the potentially bad news of shortening growing seasons there.
Although this is only a random sampling of data from the northern hemisphere, they show that the alarmist claims made by global warmists are more hype than they are reality.
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Oh yeah, that NOAA conspiracy! Continue with your insane blogger cherry-picking. Pretty typical.
 
Another attempt at a "The Sky is Falling" type thread.
 
Lord of Planar said:
Another attempt at a "The Sky is Falling" type thread.
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Do you have something of meaning to add? If not, I'll assume that the 2nd warmest March on record is problematic.
 
Media_Truth said:
Do you have something of meaning to add? If not, I'll assume that the 2nd warmest March on record is problematic.
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A single warm month is weather, and if not the warmest how much off from the warmest is it?
How much will it affect the annual average?
Since we are in a warming trend, should not all months be warmer than the same months from earlier years?
Why is it only the second warmest?
 
longview said:
A single warm month is weather, and if not the warmest how much off from the warmest is it?
How much will it affect the annual average?
Since we are in a warming trend, should not all months be warmer than the same months from earlier years?
Why is it only the second warmest?
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Sorry, but weather doesn't conform to your Capacitor curve.
 
Media_Truth said:
Sorry, but weather doesn't conform to your Capacitor curve.
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Are you to blind to see that equalization curves follow a capacitor charge and discharge?

All basic equalization does. All you are doing is complaining that it foesn't show more. It isn't meant to.

Strawman anyone?
 
Lord of Planar said:
Are you to blind to see that equalization curves follow a capacitor charge and discharge?

All basic equalization does. All you are doing is complaining that it foesn't show more. It isn't meant to.

Strawman anyone?
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I've asked Longview for a link that compares ECS to the charging and discharging of a capacitor, but he has yet to provide. Perhaps you can provide one, instead of your blanket non-backed statement.
 
Media_Truth said:
Oh yeah, that NOAA conspiracy! Continue with your insane blogger cherry-picking. Pretty typical.
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Also that most of Sweden had warmer temperatures than normal during March. Link in Swedish but easy to translate by for example right clicking in Chrome.

Mars 2019 - Nederbordsrekord i sydvast | SMHI

It is also very absurd that a federal agency would fugde the data under a president that have claimed manmade global warming is a Chinese hoax.

Donald J. Trump on Twitter: "The concept of global warming was created by and for the Chinese in order to make U.S. manufacturing non-competitive."

Trump also want to spend billions of dollars propping up unproftiable coal plants.

Donald Trump hopes to save America’s failing coal-fired power plants - Daily chart

While also for examle appointing a coal lobbyist as head of EPA.

Trump Nominates Andrew Wheeler, Coal Lobbyist, to Head EPA | Time
 
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Media_Truth said:
Wasn't it in March, when Trump asked where was that Climate Change? Most of the US was not extremely hot in March, but around the world (including Alaska), the averages equate to the 2nd hottest March on record.

Global temperatures in March were second hottest on record

Temperatures in March were the second hottest on record around the globe, according to new U.S. government data.

Record-breaking highs in places like Alaska and Australia pushed last month near the top of the record books. The hottest March on record was in 2016, according to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) data released Thursday.

Regions that experienced the hottest temperature variances last month were Australia, southwestern and central Asia, Alaska and northwestern Canada. Alaska and Australia had their warmest March temperatures since record-keeping began in 1925 and 1910, respectively.
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As a proponent of global warming, I pledge to you that next March I will do everything in my power to make to make March 2020 the hottest March on record.
 
longview said:
A single warm month is weather, and if not the warmest how much off from the warmest is it?
How much will it affect the annual average?
Since we are in a warming trend, should not all months be warmer than the same months from earlier years?
Why is it only the second warmest?
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From the link in the OP.

"Overall, the first quarter of 2019 was the third warmest on record for the globe, NOAA scientists said. And last month kept adding to the trend of increasing temperatures: March was the 411 consecutive month with global temperatures above average, according to NOAA."


Global temperatures in March were second hottest on record
 
Fletch said:
As a proponent of global warming, I pledge to you that next March I will do everything in my power to make to make March 2020 the hottest March on record.
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Will that make your president proud?
 
Media_Truth said:
Sorry, but weather doesn't conform to your Capacitor curve.
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at some level, I am sure it does, but a single warm month is still weather.
So which data set was used for this observation?
 
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