Kinda hard to deny climate change when it is staring you in the face like THIS:

[dixiegrrrrl]

I've lived down here a few decades now, and know what is "normal" weather in my area.
we got whipped sawed so badly by sudden and dramatic up and downs of temperatures here of late, so I checked out the weather graphs.

Do you see what i see?

August[ is sorta normal, for comparison: the variance stays close to the average most of the month.

Then we get October:

then it really starts swinging

In Feb.the whipsaw slowed down, but the temps were running 10-15 degrees above normal, night and day, for the most part.

[Achilleaze]

1. republican lies to Americans about climate change are dangerous

republicans are weakening America, and greedily exposing the nation to grave dangers. They have not just betrayed America with the russians, they have also betrayed America with their pigheaded, ignorant self-idolizing greed.

[procon]

2. You're showing snippets of weather from one small area during one season.

There's no way to reach the conclusion that it has anything to do with climate change based on that info alone. Weather can change from day-to-day and season-to-season. Climate is the average of many interconnected and complex patterns over several decades to determine if any change is becoming a new normal as a result of human-induced changes.

Maybe the information is already available by your state if they provide data on climate change either through gov services or university research, or check news services that track weather.

[Fred Sanders]

5. 100% agree. Not to mention there is little variance in any of the graphs, except February.

[dixiegrrrrl]

6. Climate is the average of .....patterns over several decades

Yes..and the straight lines in the graphs show that...the average over many decades.
Many decades also being how long I have been watching our weather here.

"check news services that track weather.

That is what the graphs are from... accuweather.com, in my area.

[BSdetect]

3. Reading and comprehending a graph is probably beyond most deplorables.

You can't instill facts into their bubble.

[malaise]

4. K & R for truth

Great post

[dixiegrrrrl]

7. ty....

I knew you would have no problem getting the pattern.

[malaise]

8. Given your thoughtful posts on matters climate

I have no problems with this thread - you are showing a pattern