Data from a Real Climatologist

[LEP]

Cooling Trend - Ray Garnett

Based on 31 stations across western Canada, May-August 2019 was the coldest growing season since 2010 and tied for the 5th coldest for the period 1985-2019. During that period May-July temperatures have cooled by close to 2°C while May-August temperatures have cooled by 1°C. One of the drivers is diminishing solar activity. In 2019 there have been an average of 5 sunspots a month compared to 11 per month in 2010. The long-term average is 60. In Saskatchewan as of August 26, only 6% of all crops were harvested compared to the 5- year average of 16%. Wheat was 1% harvested and the canola harvest had not yet started. Similarly, the U.S. corn and soybean crops are 10-15 days late after a slow planting start. We are currently in a weather market given the risk of frost damage. The U.S. soybean crop has the highest risk.

[chuckChuck]

[chuckChuck]

Parts of North America have seen below average temperatures from May to July.

But if sunspots were the cause why is this only affecting these areas and not the rest of the globe with many areas showing well above temperatures?

As I have said before what happens on your farm, your region and your country is not representative of what is happening on a global scale.

Weather variability still happens. Climate is based on long term trends.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Chuck, look really closely at those maps. At all the detail and how granular the supposed data is, all across the oceans, and arctic/antarctic, through Africa and every other location which are virtually devoid of actual measurements, let alone historical to to be able to calculate a departure from average. Now notice how the only areas on the globe with blues and light pinks are, coincidentally they are in the areas with a very high concentration of actual measurements and historic temperature records. The extrapolations and assumptions that go into creating the remainder makes them virtually meaningless. But they sure look pretty and scary in a map.

[Herc]

Thanks chuck, I see a lot of blue.... good thing you posted that it confirms that trudeaus global warming tax is working. BC hasn’t cooled enough, maybe they can go to $100/tonne.....

[chuckChuck]

Ask the climate scientists how they make the maps as they are based on thousands of data points. Are you saying you know more than the climate scientists who have access to all the data which you do not? LOL

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Ask the climate scientists how they make the maps as they are based on thousands of data points. Are you saying you know more than the climate scientists who have access to all the data which you do not? LOL

The data is available to anyone who wants to look, you can check into for yourself. And, my data is from actual unbiased climate scientists. Do yourself a huge favour, and look into these things before you come on a public forum making a fool of yourself.

[fjlip]

Weather variability still happens. Climate is based on long term trends.

You have it ASS backwards, Climate variability has happened for THOUSANDS of years!

All the "so called" long term trends can NEVER be proven accurate to a tenth of a degree.

And easily fudged, adjusted, doctored to fit an agenda.

[furrowtickler]

Ask the climate scientists how they make the maps as they are based on thousands of data points. Are you saying you know more than the climate scientists who have access to all the data which you do not? LOL

Having access to data is one thing , manipulation of that data is the problem.
It has already been admitted by “experts” they have manipulated data , yes they got caught , to help push the UN agenda. The same IN that openly admitted the carbon tax is not so much about the climate but with wealth transfer ...

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Here is an excellent opportunity to prove me wrong Chuck.

Count the number of pixels in the Pacific Ocean on those maps, then research how many weather stations there are in the same area, and get back to us. Same for the arctic if you have time.

[jazz]

There are 200,000 climate scientists in the field every summer and winter and they can tell you its all garbage. My 80 yr old dad knows more about the weather in this country more than any climate Phd.

[Sheepwheat]

Starting in the mid 90s, the government of Canada also stripped down hundreds of former weather collection sites. Mine was one of them. There used to be a reporting site every 20 or so miles. Now? Reporting sites are the ones you see in the pages of forecasts online. From Humboldt to Canora, there are no stations, a distance of about 200 km. There used to be at least five. They no longer exist. And these clowns somehow think they are getting accuracy.