June 2016, hottest June on record: 'new climate regime'

June 2016 was the warmest June on record, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reported Tuesday. Global land and sea temperatures were both record warm for the month.

The June record extends the number of months of consecutive record-shattering warmth the planet has seen to 14. This is due to a combination of an El Niño event in the Pacific Ocean and long-term, human-caused global warming, and marks the longest such record warm streak in 137 years of record-keeping, NOAA found.

Using separate methods but similar data, NASA also found that June set a record for its warmth, while the year so far is also barreling toward another record.

Global average surface temperatures for the month of June were 0.90 degrees Celsius, or 1.62 degrees Fahrenheit above average. This was tied with March 2015 for the ninth-largest monthly temperature anomaly on record.

A remarkable 14 of the 15 highest monthly temperature departures in the climate record have all occurred since February 2015, NOAA stated in its report.

The last cooler-than-average month on Earth was December of 1984.

The June record also makes it more likely that 2016 will be the planet's warmest year, surpassing the record set just last year. NASA has already said that a record warm 2016 is virtually guaranteed based on the temperatures so far this year.

For the year so far, the average global land and ocean surface temperatures was 1.05 degrees Celsius, or 1.89 degrees Fahrenheit above the 20th century average.

More at: https://www.yahoo.com/news/earth-another-record-warm-month-162945930.html?nhp=1

Yawn... did you say since 'records began'...?


How long is this...?

Tommy Monk wrote:Yawn... did you say since 'records began'...?


How long is this...?

Do you need a remedial reading class?

As a matter of interest, when DID records begin?

nicko wrote:As a matter of interest,   when DID records begin?

Is anybody actually reading the OP ffs?

sIMPLE FUCKING QUESTION, WHEN DID RECORDS BEGIN???

nicko wrote:sIMPLE FUCKING QUESTION,  WHEN DID RECORDS BEGIN???

Different times in different places nicko... about a hundred years ago for most...

Here are the hottest 'recorded' temperatures 'since records began' for the uk...



BRITAIN'S HIGHEST RECORDED TEMPERATURES FOR EACH MONTH OF THE YEAR, 1875 TO 2006

°C °F

JANUARY 18.3 65 Aber (Gwynedd) 27 Jan 1958

18.3 65 Aber (Gwynedd) 10 Jan 1971

18.3 65 Aboyne (Aberdeenshire) 26 Jan 2003

18.2 64.8 Llandudno (Gwynedd) 10 Jan 1971

FEBRUARY 19.7* 67.5* Greenwich (London) 13 Feb 1998

19.5 67.1 Tivington (Somerset) 13 Feb 1998

19.4 67 Cambridge 27 Feb 1891

19.2 66.6 March (Cambridgeshire) 23 Feb 1990

18.9 66.1 Harestock (Hampshire) 28 Feb 1891

18.9 66 London; Brixton 10 Feb 1899

18.9 66 London; Greenwich and Northolt 28 Feb 1959

MARCH 25.0* 77* Wakefield (W. Yorkshire) 29 Mar 1929

25.0* 77* Wakefield (W. Yorkshire) 29 Mar 1965

25.0 77 Cromer (Norfolk) 29 Mar 1968

25.0 77 Santon Downham (Norfolk) 29 Mar 1968

24.9 76.8 East Dereham (Norfolk) 29 Mar 1968

APRIL 29.4 85 London; Camden square 16 Apr 1949

28.9 84 Cambridge 20 Apr 1893

28.9 84 London; Kensington,

Wealdstone, Greenwich 16 Apr 1949

MAY 32.8 91 London; Camden square 22 May 1922

32.8 91 Horsham (West Sussex) 29 May 1944

32.8 91 Tunbridge Wells (Kent) 29 May 1944

32.8 91 London; Camden Square

Regents Park 29 May 1944

JUNE 35.6 96.1 Southampton, Mayflower Park

(Hampshire) 28 June 1976

35.6 96 London; Camden Square 29 June 1957

35.5 95.9 Southampton, Mayflower Park

(Hampshire) 27 June 1976

35.4 95.7 North Heath (West Sussex) 26 June 1976

35.4 95.7 East Dereham (Norfolk) 26 June 1976

JULY 36.5 97.7 Wisley (Surrey) 19 July 2006

36.0* 96.8* Epsom (Surrey) 22 July 1911

35.9 96.6 Cheltenham (Glos) 3 July 1976

35.7 96.3 Cheltenham 2 July 1976

35.6 96.1 Trowbridge (Wiltshire) 2 July 1976

35.6 96 London; Camden square 13 July 1923

AUGUST 38.5* 101.3* Faversham (Kent) 10 Aug 2003

38.1 100.6 Kew Gardens (London) 10 Aug 2003

37.9 100.2 Heathrow (London)
and Aldenham (Herts) 10 Aug 2003

SEPTEMBER 35.6 96 Bawtry (South Yorkshire) 2 Sep 1906

35.0 95 London; New Malden 1 Sep 1906

35.0 95 Maidenhead (Berkshire) 1 Sep 1906

35.0 95 Colly Weston (Northants) 1 Sep 1906

35.0 95 London; Barnet 2 Sep 1906

34.8 94.6 Epsom (Surrey) 2 Sep 1906

34.8 94.6 London; Old Southgate 2 Sep 1906

34.6 94.2 Raunds (Northants) 8 Sep 1911

OCTOBER 29.4 84.9 March (Cambridgeshire) 1 Oct 1985

28.9 84 Whitby (N. Yorkshire) 1 Oct 1908

28.9 84 London; Kensington Palace 5 Oct 1921

28.9 84 London; Kensington Palace

St. James' Park, Hampstead 6 Oct 1921

NOVEMBER 21.7 71 Prestatyn (Clwyd) 4 Nov 1946

21.1 70 Cambridge 5 Nov 1938

21.1 70 Chelmsford (Essex) 5 Nov 1938

21.1 70 Mildenhall (Suffolk) 5 Nov 1938

21.1 70 Clacton (Essex) 5 Nov 1938

21.1 70 London; Tottenham 5 Nov 1938

21.1 70 Halstead (Essex) 5 Nov 1938

DECEMBER 18.3 65 Achnashellach 2 Dec 1948

18.0 64.4 Aber (Gwynedd) 18 Dec 1972

17.8 64.0 Aber (Gwynedd) 17 Dec 1972

17.7 63.9 Cape Wrath (Highland) 18 Dec 1972

17.7 63.9 Penkridge (Staffs) 11 Dec 1994

http://www.torro.org.uk/maxtemps.php

Ben Reilly wrote:

June 2016 was the warmest June on record, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reported Tuesday. Global land and sea temperatures were both record warm for the month.

The June record extends the number of months of consecutive record-shattering warmth the planet has seen to 14. This is due to a combination of an El Niño event in the Pacific Ocean and long-term, human-caused global warming, and marks the longest such record warm streak in 137 years of record-keeping, NOAA found.

Using separate methods but similar data, NASA also found that June set a record for its warmth, while the year so far is also barreling toward another record.

Global average surface temperatures for the month of June were 0.90 degrees Celsius, or 1.62 degrees Fahrenheit above average. This was tied with March 2015 for the ninth-largest monthly temperature anomaly on record.

A remarkable 14 of the 15 highest monthly temperature departures in the climate record have all occurred since February 2015, NOAA stated in its report.

The last cooler-than-average month on Earth was December of 1984.

The June record also makes it more likely that 2016 will be the planet's warmest year, surpassing the record set just last year. NASA has already said that a record warm 2016 is virtually guaranteed based on the temperatures so far this year.

For the year so far, the average global land and ocean surface temperatures was 1.05 degrees Celsius, or 1.89 degrees Fahrenheit above the 20th century average.

More at: https://www.yahoo.com/news/earth-another-record-warm-month-162945930.html?nhp=1

I can see Allah's name in that map

HoratioTarr wrote:

nicko wrote:sIMPLE FUCKING QUESTION,  WHEN DID RECORDS BEGIN???

OK, let me see if I can help y'all out right quick:

June 2016 was the warmest June on record, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reported Tuesday. Global land and sea temperatures were both record warm for the month.

The June record extends the number of months of consecutive record-shattering warmth the planet has seen to 14. This is due to a combination of an El Niño event in the Pacific Ocean and long-term, human-caused global warming, and marks the longest such record warm streak in
137 years of record-keeping
, NOAA found.

Using separate methods but similar data, NASA also found that June set a record for its warmth, while the year so far is also barreling toward another record.

Global average surface temperatures for the month of June were 0.90 degrees Celsius, or 1.62 degrees Fahrenheit above average. This was tied with March 2015 for the ninth-largest monthly temperature anomaly on record.

A remarkable 14 of the 15 highest monthly temperature departures in the climate record have all occurred since February 2015, NOAA stated in its report.

The last cooler-than-average month on Earth was December of 1984.

The June record also makes it more likely that 2016 will be the planet's warmest year, surpassing the record set just last year. NASA has already said that a record warm 2016 is virtually guaranteed based on the temperatures so far this year.

For the year so far, the average global land and ocean surface temperatures was 1.05 degrees Celsius, or 1.89 degrees Fahrenheit above the 20th century average.

Better?

Ben Reilly wrote:

HoratioTarr wrote:

OK, let me see if I can help y'all out right quick:

June 2016 was the warmest June on record, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reported Tuesday. Global land and sea temperatures were both record warm for the month.

The June record extends the number of months of consecutive record-shattering warmth the planet has seen to 14. This is due to a combination of an El Niño event in the Pacific Ocean and long-term, human-caused global warming, and marks the longest such record warm streak in
137 years of record-keeping
, NOAA found.

Using separate methods but similar data, NASA also found that June set a record for its warmth, while the year so far is also barreling toward another record.

Global average surface temperatures for the month of June were 0.90 degrees Celsius, or 1.62 degrees Fahrenheit above average. This was tied with March 2015 for the ninth-largest monthly temperature anomaly on record.

A remarkable 14 of the 15 highest monthly temperature departures in the climate record have all occurred since February 2015, NOAA stated in its report.

The last cooler-than-average month on Earth was December of 1984.

The June record also makes it more likely that 2016 will be the planet's warmest year, surpassing the record set just last year. NASA has already said that a record warm 2016 is virtually guaranteed based on the temperatures so far this year.

For the year so far, the average global land and ocean surface temperatures was 1.05 degrees Celsius, or 1.89 degrees Fahrenheit above the 20th century average.

Better?

See how his tone helped you sort it?

HoratioTarr wrote:

Ben Reilly wrote:

HoratioTarr wrote:

OK, let me see if I can help y'all out right quick:

June 2016 was the warmest June on record, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) reported Tuesday. Global land and sea temperatures were both record warm for the month.

The June record extends the number of months of consecutive record-shattering warmth the planet has seen to 14. This is due to a combination of an El Niño event in the Pacific Ocean and long-term, human-caused global warming, and marks the longest such record warm streak in
137 years of record-keeping
, NOAA found.

Using separate methods but similar data, NASA also found that June set a record for its warmth, while the year so far is also barreling toward another record.

Global average surface temperatures for the month of June were 0.90 degrees Celsius, or 1.62 degrees Fahrenheit above average. This was tied with March 2015 for the ninth-largest monthly temperature anomaly on record.

A remarkable 14 of the 15 highest monthly temperature departures in the climate record have all occurred since February 2015, NOAA stated in its report.

The last cooler-than-average month on Earth was December of 1984.

The June record also makes it more likely that 2016 will be the planet's warmest year, surpassing the record set just last year. NASA has already said that a record warm 2016 is virtually guaranteed based on the temperatures so far this year.

For the year so far, the average global land and ocean surface temperatures was 1.05 degrees Celsius, or 1.89 degrees Fahrenheit above the 20th century average.

Better?

See how his tone helped you sort it?

It wasn't his tone, it was his (I assume) reading disability.

Erm, that's hot.

137 years, fuck me that's a long time.

nicko wrote: 137 years,     fuck me that's a long time.

Pretty long, especially when the trend is so sharply upward. And before records were kept, we have other ways of determining that the climate was getting warmer:

http://earthguide.ucsd.edu/virtualmuseum/climatechange2/05_1.shtml

Oh, and solar output has slightly decreased over the same time period -- the Earth's core has been cooling -- so that increase in heat must be accounted for somehow. If it's not excess CO2 (well established that CO2 is spiking and that it traps solar heat) then what is it?

Ben Reilly wrote:Oh, and solar output has slightly decreased over the same time period -- the Earth's core has been cooling -- so that increase in heat must be accounted for somehow. If it's not excess CO2 (well established that CO2 is spiking and that it traps solar heat) then what is it?

BREXIT photoshop I'd say

eddie wrote:

Ben Reilly wrote:Oh, and solar output has slightly decreased over the same time period -- the Earth's core has been cooling -- so that increase in heat must be accounted for somehow. If it's not excess CO2 (well established that CO2 is spiking and that it traps solar heat) then what is it?

BREXIT photoshop I'd say

Oh no, are they in league with these guys?

http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Evil_Liberal_Science_Conspiracy

What's wrong with the ELSC....? they seem perfectly normal to me.

http://www.space.news/2015-10-06-entire-solar-system-is-heating-up-scientists-blame-solar-warming.html

Tommy have you heard of this guy?

http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Michael_Mann
Just following Ben's link took me there

Not heard of him...

Tommy Monk wrote:

http://www.space.news/2015-10-06-entire-solar-system-is-heating-up-scientists-blame-solar-warming.html

Oh my god, Tommy, look at his sources for that drivel. One site talks about UFOs and says the Earth's axis has tilted dramatically, and the other is ... wait for it ... Above Top Secret!

My favorite-ever post at ATS:

The green screen is great in the porno films!
NASA can use the green screen to the advantage of faking the whole program.

That is a pure green screen image!

Everyone should wish on a falling star!

What would you use a green screen for when creating a film?

- mass shooter Jared Lee Loughner

Here's an actual reliable source on solar output. You might notice that it quotes actual scientists:

http://phys.org/news/2015-08-solar-decliningwhat.html

I quoted an eminent Russian scientist the other day and he was attacked by some on here because they didn't like his opinion...


The same people would have been praising his knowledge and technical skills and ability had he been saying something they liked...

http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v399/n6735/abs/399437a0.html

Tommy Monk wrote:http://www.nature.com/nature/journal/v399/n6735/abs/399437a0.html

That letter doesn't point to anything besides increased solar magnetic activity, which actually causes solar output to decrease:

http://csep10.phys.utk.edu/astr162/lect/sun/magnetic.html

As to your so-called "eminent" Russian scientist, that was the guy who said we'd be in an Ice Age now if I recall correctly

Oh, and do you know why he thought that would happen?

Reduced solar output!



You're woefully out of your depth here, bud.

Ben Reilly wrote:Oh, and solar output has slightly decreased over the same time period -- the Earth's core has been cooling -- so that increase in heat must be accounted for somehow. If it's not excess CO2 (well established that CO2 is spiking and that it traps solar heat) then what is it?

cow farts.......

If you say so...

Tom blames global warming on Muslims. It is caused by the amount of dynamite,TNT and Cemtex they have been using..

Tommy Monk wrote:If you say so...

I do say so, Tommy. You need to tuck tail and run away, because the people here who actually understand this issue are demolishing you.

Tommy Monk wrote:

NICE comeback! Wow, you sting me!

Tommy Monk wrote:If you say so...

What do you have to say? I just debunked everything you said, and all you can come back with is limp lettuce?

splutter...limp letteuce pfffft

After you let handys last post go without action... I kinda lost interest in bothering to debate with someone so biased...

Tommy Monk wrote:After you let handys last post go without action... I kinda lost interest in bothering to debate with someone so biased...

Whatever. Shut the fuck up and fuck the fuck off, then.

Tommy Monk wrote:After you let handys last post go without action... I kinda lost interest in bothering to debate with someone so biased...

What was the post?

Just for Tom's sake.

GLOBAL WARMING IS REAL. IT IS HAPPENING AND THE WORLD'S BEST SCIENTISTS AGREE!!!!

Handy Andy said...

Tom blames global warming on Muslims. It is caused by the amount of dynamite,TNT and Cemtex they have been using..

Tommy Monk wrote:Handy Andy said...

Tom blames global warming on Muslims. It is caused by the amount of dynamite,TNT and Cemtex they have been using..

So?

Tommy Monk wrote:Handy Andy said...

Tom blames global warming on Muslims. It is caused by the amount of dynamite,TNT and Cemtex they have been using..

Is this in reply to me?

So, what are you saying about the post? Don't make me work for it Tommy, I'm feeling pretty lethargic.

A forum poster named Monk
Posted a load of old bunk
About the earth getting hot
Which ,of course it is not.
His argument was completely sunk

Some idiots in charge of a forum
Claim to want it to run with decorum
But let their friends here talk shit
That don't matter a bit
Cos when others complain they ignore 'em!

Very good Tommy

yeah yeah sure tommy...thats why I basemented him a bit back...cos of course I'm an evil R/Wer

oh wait...then again I basemented major a while back too........cos I is an evil L/Wer




then again of course ...it could be that I'm as fair as its possible to be in this situation

nicko wrote:
As a matter of interest,   when DID records begin?

Which records exactly, nicko ???

You do realise, don't you, how meaningless and pointless Tommy's question is ?

nicko wrote:
137 years,     fuck me that's a long time.

WHY don't you just admit it, nicko...

Tommy is a clueless twit..