It's August 14 in Ohio (and everywhere else for that matter).  The average low temperature is 65F. 

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  1. jay_sonrisa Avatar

    Please note that by conflating weather with climate you have now disqualified yourself as being a serious voice on this subject. Please either take the time to inform yourself of the basic science and dialogue around climate change or stick with topics you know. Doing so will help you to avoid making an a$$ of yourself when posting online. Greetings from Texas where we our medium-term weather patterns (i.e., recent decades) are consistent with predicted climate change impacts.

  2. rjs Avatar

    guess he told you, huh?

  3. Rene Salinas Avatar

    I just returned from Texas and can compare last year to this year in early August. It was definitely cooler (102 this year vs. 106 last year)… ;) Two years make line!! r^2 = 1! At the current rate, in 2023 early August will be 62 degrees! Sweet!!!!!!! Hey, the math don’t lie!

  4. Tim Haab Avatar

    Jay,
    Stick around and keep reading. Just as one weather point doesn’t demonstrate lack of climate change, one sarcastic title shouldn’t disqualify me (it takes a long series of idiotic posts to detect a trend).
    Tim

  5. Tim Haab Avatar

    You’ve just disqualified yourself from ever speaking on the subject again.

  6. jay_sonrisa Avatar

    I will…I get your blog’s headlines on my homepage.

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