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    #21
    Originally posted by AlbertaFarmer5 View Post
    Chuck seems to have been busy lately, and has allowed the blasphemy on this thread to go unchallenged too long already, so I will step in and put an end to this nonsense.
    Here is irrefutable proof that our GDDs are increasing, and therefore your irrelevant graphs, and observational evidence is wrong. A map from 2080 showing how many for heat units we are already going to be enjoying here in Alberta. Models always trump evidence. Now quit being flat earther's, and start planting those pineapples and bananas.
    Believe the science, a consensus of all the people who agree with me endorse this message, and you're just a bunch of dumb farmers farmers who clearly don't know how to read a graph or use a website, you probably have it upside down. And since you are all racist, I automatically win this debate.
    I forgot the link, still can't get pictures to post...
    https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/89a69583-a11b-4e31-a857-b311ab6563cc/resource/17ce2d24-ba7b-466c-acd9-33a2cf6beb69/download/aep-alberta-climate-report-arc.pdf https://open.alberta.ca/dataset/89a69583-a11b-4e31-a857-b311ab6563cc/resource/17ce2d24-ba7b-466c-acd9-33a2cf6beb69/download/aep-alberta-climate-report-arc.pdf

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      #22
      Longest day of the year will have some very chilly temps .
      Hopefully July is warmer than “normal”

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        #23
        Originally posted by furrowtickler View Post
        Longest day of the year will have some very chilly temps .
        Hopefully July is warmer than “normal”
        Eternal optimism ................. check

        I’d be happy with a return to “normal” here😉

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          #24
          We haven’t been above 10 degrees since last Tuesday and that’s the day I sprayed Simplicity on my wheat. Haven’t been back for a look since spraying because all dirt roads to get there and it has rained continuously since Tuesday night. I have used Simplicity lots in other years and have liked the job it dose. Don’t think there has been such a cold week in the middle of June in my farming career.
          Any idea when the sun might get a little active and throw a more heat towards earth?

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            #25
            https://www.weather.gov/news/190504-sun-activity-in-solar-cycle

            Good article ... there are many out there

            Long story short .... maybe by 2023

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                NOAA's temperature maps for March April May show that indeed much of Western Canada was well below normal.

                But NOAA is not to be believed correct. Their data is made up and they are part of the conspiracy?

                It seems as if we have been stuck in a blocking pattern again. Whether this has anything to do with the position of the jet stream I am not sure.

                Again you need to look at long term trends when looking at climate change and forget about regional variability in any short term period. If you look at the map you can see that northern asia temperatures have been really above normal. So what is the explanation?

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                  #28
                  If solar activity is the explanation for cooler than normal weather in North America how do you account for hotter than normal weather in Asia?

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                    #29
                    Originally posted by chuckChuck View Post
                    If solar activity is the explanation for cooler than normal weather in North America how do you account for hotter than normal weather in Asia?
                    Why is the period from 1981-2010 considered normal weather in your opinion? If we went back to 1990 and made the same map but used temperature averages from 1951-1980 what would happen? What if you took temperatures during the 1930’s and compared them to the average temperatures from 1890-1920? The earths environment has existed for millions of years, taking a 30 year window and building your whole outlook around that is like walking into a quarter section of wheat grabbing one head and believing that is the answer!

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                      #30
                      It would be interesting to see that data and maps from a longer period to be sure. NOAA has that but probably doesn't include as much satellite temperature data for the whole earth.

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