What NASA and the European Space Agency are admitting but the media are failing to report about our current heat wave
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Is there a heat wave somewhere? In California it has been the coldest year in my memory. I was going to give a qualitative account, but instead I decided to look up the data. Below is a table of the average high temperature data by month. The "10yr" column is a ten year average temperature by month in Sacramento CA sourced from here. The 2023 column is taken from a month by month search from here:
That's an average of 5.9 degrees F cooler by month than the ten year average.
Where's this "heat wave," cause it ain't here.
It seems to be in the Deserts. WA, has been overly mild and light jacket weather when cloudy or when sun goes down. We have not even had our usual 1 week of uncomfortable heat of 85+ weather yet that we expect to happen every summer. Lows in the 50's and highs right around 70, have had days as low as 65 even as a high.
Interesting. It being cool in WA makes sense since WA and CA weather are closely tied (especially northern CA). Looking on google, apparently there is a "heat wave."
The overall temperature of the planet remains fairly consistent. If heat is rising in one area, in general it is reduced in others. The relatively large drop in CA weather (6 degree monthly average) makes me suspicious. This smacks of induced heat in targeted areas, which would, by necessity, reduce the heat in other places. It is easy to create fear about "heat waves" when you don't talk about the "cold waves" happening somewhere else.
True and, we only got to 68deg yesterday again, night wasn't much cooler than that. As I noted, it seems that the desert climate areas are being hit hard, Redding CA is desert like, east of mountain range though, even Eastern WA has not bothered to go nuts this year, it is dryer and east of mountain range (more like a desert in spots) as well so, always hotter.