July 4, 2023 - Hottest day ever recorded

Im a BM wrote:
It is not official yet.

But all indications are that when the data is all compiled, it will show:

July 4, 2023 was the hottest day ever recorded.

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
It is not official yet.

But all indications are that when the data is all compiled, it will show:

July 4, 2023 was the hottest day ever recorded.

There is no data.
It is not possible to measure the temperature of the Earth.

Im a BM wrote:
It is not official yet.

But all indications are that when the data is all compiled, it will show:

July 4, 2023 was the hottest day ever recorded.

GasGuzzler wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
It is not official yet.

But all indications are that when the data is all compiled, it will show:

July 4, 2023 was the hottest day ever recorded.

However,
You will not ask what instrumentation was used to measure this temperature.
You will not ask for time and method of record taking.
You will not ask how the "data" was compiled.
You will not ask to see the margin of error calculation,
because the truth means NOTHING to you.

You WILL however, blindly, gullibly, usefully, and dutifully regurgitate whatever it is that you were told to believe by those who do your thinking for you.

Moments of brilliance are not born from repetition or regurgitation. They come from ones knowledge or insight and the ability to articulate it. You are not brilliant.

Swan wrote:As if your having a conversation with a useless troll makes you brilliant

IBdaMann wrote:

Swan wrote:As if your having a conversation with a useless troll makes you brilliant

I was about to ask you "Who isn't a troll?" because everybody is a troll, right? ... Then I remembered that, fortunately for humanity, the internet has you, the one poster who is not a troll. You are the one level-headed voice that rises above the cacophony of malice and deceit to bring dispassionate truth to the rest of us. I don't believe the world population has properly thanked you, so I have been authorized, on behalf of humanity, to award you sole ownership of one-third of all plants and animals on this planet during the last ice age.

You've earned it. Well done. Please continue serving as our shining example of what we all should otherwise aspire to be. Thanks again.

keepit wrote:
Seriously, what IS a troll?

keepit wrote:
What's wrong with you swan? I've never heard you say a good thing to anybody or about anybody.
Maybe you're the troll!

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
It is not official yet.

But all indications are that when the data is all compiled, it will show:

July 4, 2023 was the hottest day ever recorded.

There is no data.
It is not possible to measure the temperature of the Earth.

Trolling

Im a BM wrote:
It is not official yet.

But all indications are that when the data is all compiled, it will show:

July 4, 2023 was the hottest day ever recorded.

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
It is not official yet.

But all indications are that when the data is all compiled, it will show:

July 4, 2023 was the hottest day ever recorded.

There is no data.
It is not possible to measure the temperature of the Earth.

Trolling

You think I'm a good troll? Thank you! I'm trying to equal the trolling effectiveness of Trump.

Im a BM wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
It is not official yet.

But all indications are that when the data is all compiled, it will show:

July 4, 2023 was the hottest day ever recorded.

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On July 3rd, 2023, a new record temperature was set for the hottest day since thermometer were invented.

On July 4th, that record was broken with a new hottest day temperature.

On July 5th, that new record was at least matched. Too soon to know if it is really a tie for first place.

So, in the space of three days, the three hottest ever recorded.

Well see how long the new record holds.

Unfortunately, all the science tells us it will only get hotter, on average.

Nobody is required to believe the objective evidence.

But any claim to the contrary requires extraordinary proof at this point.

Im a BM wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
It is not official yet.

But all indications are that when the data is all compiled, it will show:

July 4, 2023 was the hottest day ever recorded.

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On July 3rd, 2023, a new record temperature was set for the hottest day since thermometer were invented.

On July 4th, that record was broken with a new hottest day temperature.

On July 5th, that new record was at least matched. Too soon to know if it is really a tie for first place.

So, in the space of three days, the three hottest ever recorded.

Well see how long the new record holds.

Unfortunately, all the science tells us it will only get hotter, on average.

Nobody is required to believe the objective evidence.

But any claim to the contrary requires extraordinary proof at this point.

The record was broken again on Thursday.

Im a BM wrote:
It is not official yet.

But all indications are that when the data is all compiled, it will show:

July 4, 2023 was the hottest day ever recorded.

Im a BM wrote:
On July 3rd, 2023, a new record temperature was set for the hottest day since thermometer were invented.

Im a BM wrote:
On July 4th, that record was broken with a new hottest day temperature.

Im a BM wrote:
On July 5th, that new record was at least matched. Too soon to know if it is really a tie for first place.

Im a BM wrote:
So, in the space of three days, the three hottest ever recorded.

Im a BM wrote:
Well see how long the new record holds.

Im a BM wrote:
Unfortunately, all the science tells us it will only get hotter, on average.

Im a BM wrote:
Nobody is required to believe the objective evidence.

Im a BM wrote:
But any claim to the contrary requires extraordinary proof at this point.

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
It is not official yet.

But all indications are that when the data is all compiled, it will show:

July 4, 2023 was the hottest day ever recorded.

There is no data.
It is not possible to measure the temperature of the Earth.

Trolling

You think I'm a good troll? Thank you! I'm trying to equal the trolling effectiveness of Trump.

You are no Donald Trump. You are more in the line of a Donald Duck.

Im a BM wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
It is not official yet.

But all indications are that when the data is all compiled, it will show:

July 4, 2023 was the hottest day ever recorded.

---------------------------------------------------------------------


On July 3rd, 2023, a new record temperature was set for the hottest day since thermometer were invented.

On July 4th, that record was broken with a new hottest day temperature.

On July 5th, that new record was at least matched. Too soon to know if it is really a tie for first place.

So, in the space of three days, the three hottest ever recorded.

Well see how long the new record holds.

Unfortunately, all the science tells us it will only get hotter, on average.

Nobody is required to believe the objective evidence.

But any claim to the contrary requires extraordinary proof at this point.

The record was broken again on Thursday.

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
It is not official yet.

But all indications are that when the data is all compiled, it will show:

July 4, 2023 was the hottest day ever recorded.

There is no data.
It is not possible to measure the temperature of the Earth.

Trolling

You think I'm a good troll? Thank you! I'm trying to equal the trolling effectiveness of Trump.

You are no Donald Trump. You are more in the line of a Donald Duck.

So you don't think I'm a good troll. Make up your mind, dummy.

Im a BM wrote:The record was broken again on Thursday.

Im a BM wrote:

Im a BM wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
It is not official yet.

But all indications are that when the data is all compiled, it will show:

July 4, 2023 was the hottest day ever recorded.

---------------------------------------------------------------------


On July 3rd, 2023, a new record temperature was set for the hottest day since thermometer were invented.

On July 4th, that record was broken with a new hottest day temperature.

On July 5th, that new record was at least matched. Too soon to know if it is really a tie for first place.

So, in the space of three days, the three hottest ever recorded.

Well see how long the new record holds.

Unfortunately, all the science tells us it will only get hotter, on average.

Nobody is required to believe the objective evidence.

But any claim to the contrary requires extraordinary proof at this point.

The record was broken again on Thursday.

Im a BM wrote:Yes, it was on Thursday, July 6, 2023 that the hottest day, global average, was recorded.

Im a BM wrote:The preliminary satellite data is enough to know

Im a BM wrote: There is a whole lot of other temperature data that takes longer to compile.

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
It is not official yet.

But all indications are that when the data is all compiled, it will show:

July 4, 2023 was the hottest day ever recorded.

There is no data.
It is not possible to measure the temperature of the Earth.

Trolling

You think I'm a good troll? Thank you! I'm trying to equal the trolling effectiveness of Trump.

You are no Donald Trump. You are more in the line of a Donald Duck.

So you don't think I'm a good troll. Make up your mind, dummy.

So your highest aspiration in life is to be recognized as a "good troll"

You are a retard with a degree, that you believe makes you important and as such are a failure before you even begin trolling.

You may now continue fingerpainting

Im a BM wrote:
Yes, it was on Thursday, July 6, 2023 that the hottest day, global average, was recorded.

Im a BM wrote:
The preliminary satellite data is enough to know that it was hotter than ever measured by that array before. There is a whole lot of other temperature data that takes longer to compile.

Im a BM wrote:
So, in the course of four days, July 3-6, the four hottest days ever recorded happened.

Im a BM wrote:
Unfortunately, the new record could be broken again in less than a week.

Im a BM wrote: When all the data is compiled,

Im a BM wrote: ... all indications are that it will reveal:

Im a BM wrote: July, 2023, was the hottest month ever recorded.

Im a BM wrote: The summer of 2023 is far from over, and many temperature records have been broken.

Im a BM wrote: Hottest days, most consecutive days of heat wave, and the highest sea water temperatures ever recorded.

Im a BM wrote:A recent poll shows that 8% of Americans still refuse to believe that climate change is occurring at all.

Im a BM wrote:24% of Americans no longer deny the reality that climate change is occurring,

Im a BM wrote: but they refuse to believe that human activity is responsible.

Im a BM wrote: Fortunately, well over half of all Americans recognize the obvious reality that climate change is occurring,

Im a BM wrote: and believe what the scientists say about how human activity is responsible.

Im a BM wrote: This poll is encouraging, compared to some in the past.

Im a BM wrote: One important change was revealed in the response the question about climate change impact close to home.

Well over half of all respondents said that climate change has had some direct impact in their lives, close to home.

Im a BM wrote: Regardless of whether they believed human activity contributes or not, most Americans are saying that climate change has touched their lives in a direct way that is close to home.

Im a BM wrote: After this summer is over, I'm sure that those poll numbers will only rise on that particular question.

GasGuzzler wrote: @IBdaMann, When will you wise up?

GasGuzzler wrote: These unprecedented climate changes first happened 25 years ago and are now the new normal.

GasGuzzler wrote: Why are you so anal about the data compilation?

GasGuzzler wrote: I'm also sorry there was no information on the sampling of this scientific study of believers, but it really doesn't matter where these religious zealots are from, you just need to BELIEVE it and be welcomed into the Marxist cult.

GasGuzzler wrote: Wise up young man before it's not already too late.

GasGuzzler wrote: Soon it will be too hot in YOUR back yard.

Im a BM wrote:
When all the data is compiled, all indications are that it will reveal:

July, 2023, was the hottest month ever recorded.

Im a BM wrote:
The summer of 2023 is far from over, and many temperature records have been broken.

Im a BM wrote:
Hottest days, most consecutive days of heat wave, and the highest sea water temperatures ever recorded.

Im a BM wrote:
A recent poll shows that 8% of Americans still refuse to believe that climate change is occurring at all.

Im a BM wrote:
24% of Americans no longer deny the reality that climate change is occurring, but they refuse to believe that human activity is responsible.

Im a BM wrote:
Fortunately, well over half of all Americans recognize the obvious reality that climate change is occurring, and believe what the scientists say about how human activity is responsible.

Im a BM wrote:
This poll is encouraging, compared to some in the past.

Im a BM wrote:
One important change was revealed in the response the question about climate change impact close to home.

Well over half of all respondents said that climate change has had some direct impact in their lives, close to home. Regardless of whether they believed human activity contributes or not, most Americans are saying that climate change has touched their lives in a direct way that is close to home.

Im a BM wrote:
After this summer is over, I'm sure that those poll numbers will only rise on that particular question.

keepit wrote: In the future the sun will enlarge as is typical of our type of star. Then the sun will come close to engulfing, or possibly engulfing earth, and that will be quite a change of climate.

keepit wrote: Meanwhile, i sit on my couch and my skin and the couch leather has begun to bond causing me to eventually become a couch/human hybrid.

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
When all the data is compiled, all indications are that it will reveal:

July, 2023, was the hottest month ever recorded.

You have no data.

Im a BM wrote:
The summer of 2023 is far from over, and many temperature records have been broken.

You have no data.

Im a BM wrote:
Hottest days, most consecutive days of heat wave, and the highest sea water temperatures ever recorded.

You have no data.

Im a BM wrote:
A recent poll shows that 8% of Americans still refuse to believe that climate change is occurring at all.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
24% of Americans no longer deny the reality that climate change is occurring, but they refuse to believe that human activity is responsible.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
Fortunately, well over half of all Americans recognize the obvious reality that climate change is occurring, and believe what the scientists say about how human activity is responsible.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
This poll is encouraging, compared to some in the past.

Argument from randU fallacy.

Im a BM wrote:
One important change was revealed in the response the question about climate change impact close to home.

Well over half of all respondents said that climate change has had some direct impact in their lives, close to home. Regardless of whether they believed human activity contributes or not, most Americans are saying that climate change has touched their lives in a direct way that is close to home.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
After this summer is over, I'm sure that those poll numbers will only rise on that particular question.

Polls are completely useless.

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
When all the data is compiled, all indications are that it will reveal:

July, 2023, was the hottest month ever recorded.

You have no data.

Im a BM wrote:
The summer of 2023 is far from over, and many temperature records have been broken.

You have no data.

Im a BM wrote:
Hottest days, most consecutive days of heat wave, and the highest sea water temperatures ever recorded.

You have no data.

Im a BM wrote:
A recent poll shows that 8% of Americans still refuse to believe that climate change is occurring at all.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
24% of Americans no longer deny the reality that climate change is occurring, but they refuse to believe that human activity is responsible.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
Fortunately, well over half of all Americans recognize the obvious reality that climate change is occurring, and believe what the scientists say about how human activity is responsible.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
This poll is encouraging, compared to some in the past.

Argument from randU fallacy.

Im a BM wrote:
One important change was revealed in the response the question about climate change impact close to home.

Well over half of all respondents said that climate change has had some direct impact in their lives, close to home. Regardless of whether they believed human activity contributes or not, most Americans are saying that climate change has touched their lives in a direct way that is close to home.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
After this summer is over, I'm sure that those poll numbers will only rise on that particular question.

Polls are completely useless.

Only an idiot quotes everything that another idiot says as though it matters

GasGuzzler wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
When all the data is compiled, all indications are that it will reveal:

July, 2023, was the hottest month ever recorded.

You have no data.

Im a BM wrote:
The summer of 2023 is far from over, and many temperature records have been broken.

You have no data.

Im a BM wrote:
Hottest days, most consecutive days of heat wave, and the highest sea water temperatures ever recorded.

You have no data.

Im a BM wrote:
A recent poll shows that 8% of Americans still refuse to believe that climate change is occurring at all.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
24% of Americans no longer deny the reality that climate change is occurring, but they refuse to believe that human activity is responsible.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
Fortunately, well over half of all Americans recognize the obvious reality that climate change is occurring, and believe what the scientists say about how human activity is responsible.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
This poll is encouraging, compared to some in the past.

Argument from randU fallacy.

Im a BM wrote:
One important change was revealed in the response the question about climate change impact close to home.

Well over half of all respondents said that climate change has had some direct impact in their lives, close to home. Regardless of whether they believed human activity contributes or not, most Americans are saying that climate change has touched their lives in a direct way that is close to home.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
After this summer is over, I'm sure that those poll numbers will only rise on that particular question.

Polls are completely useless.

Only an idiot quotes everything that another idiot says as though it matters

It's quite possible you are not the only idiot reading this.

GasGuzzler wrote:

Swan wrote:Only an idiot quotes everything that another idiot says as though it matters

It's quite possible you are not the only idiot reading this.

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
When all the data is compiled, all indications are that it will reveal:

July, 2023, was the hottest month ever recorded.

You have no data.

Im a BM wrote:
The summer of 2023 is far from over, and many temperature records have been broken.

You have no data.

Im a BM wrote:
Hottest days, most consecutive days of heat wave, and the highest sea water temperatures ever recorded.

You have no data.

Im a BM wrote:
A recent poll shows that 8% of Americans still refuse to believe that climate change is occurring at all.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
24% of Americans no longer deny the reality that climate change is occurring, but they refuse to believe that human activity is responsible.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
Fortunately, well over half of all Americans recognize the obvious reality that climate change is occurring, and believe what the scientists say about how human activity is responsible.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
This poll is encouraging, compared to some in the past.

Argument from randU fallacy.

Im a BM wrote:
One important change was revealed in the response the question about climate change impact close to home.

Well over half of all respondents said that climate change has had some direct impact in their lives, close to home. Regardless of whether they believed human activity contributes or not, most Americans are saying that climate change has touched their lives in a direct way that is close to home.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
After this summer is over, I'm sure that those poll numbers will only rise on that particular question.

Polls are completely useless.

Only an idiot quotes everything that another idiot says as though it matters

Swan wrote:

GasGuzzler wrote:
It's quite possible you are not the only idiot reading this.

Market...

Into the Night wrote:

Swan wrote:

Into the Night wrote:

Im a BM wrote:
When all the data is compiled, all indications are that it will reveal:

July, 2023, was the hottest month ever recorded.

You have no data.

Im a BM wrote:
The summer of 2023 is far from over, and many temperature records have been broken.

You have no data.

Im a BM wrote:
Hottest days, most consecutive days of heat wave, and the highest sea water temperatures ever recorded.

You have no data.

Im a BM wrote:
A recent poll shows that 8% of Americans still refuse to believe that climate change is occurring at all.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
24% of Americans no longer deny the reality that climate change is occurring, but they refuse to believe that human activity is responsible.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
Fortunately, well over half of all Americans recognize the obvious reality that climate change is occurring, and believe what the scientists say about how human activity is responsible.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
This poll is encouraging, compared to some in the past.

Argument from randU fallacy.

Im a BM wrote:
One important change was revealed in the response the question about climate change impact close to home.

Well over half of all respondents said that climate change has had some direct impact in their lives, close to home. Regardless of whether they believed human activity contributes or not, most Americans are saying that climate change has touched their lives in a direct way that is close to home.

Climate cannot change.

Im a BM wrote:
After this summer is over, I'm sure that those poll numbers will only rise on that particular question.

Polls are completely useless.

Only an idiot quotes everything that another idiot says as though it matters

So that makes you an idiot.

Swan wrote:
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