Let Quick plainly EXPLAIN to the Libtards

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Not credible...

[AlbertaFarmer5]

And climate is measured over 30 year trends based on accurate data not forecasts.

Data, not forecasts.
I couldn't have said it better myself. It is so rewarding to have you finally learn this simple concept. After all the years and years that I have been admonishing you for presenting modeled forecasts as evidence of real time climate change or the effects of climate change.
It takes a very patient teacher with a student as obstinate as this one.
I don't know how many learning disabilities you have that makes it so difficult to learn, but I'm glad we have been able to overcome them at least occasionally.

I am very proud of your accomplishment chuck.
And I look forward to being even more proud of you the next time I ask you for data backing up your claims about climate or renewable energy, when you will present actual real-time data instead of modeled forecasts.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Wow pretty fancy cut and paste!!

You would think that the smartest guy in the room Mensa member could figure out the edit function, or at least how to post a link.
And if he actually understood the information he is posting, you would think he would be capable of paraphrasing it into a Cliff's notes version which his intended audience may actually read, instead of the cryptic unreadable mess we see above.
The current method of throwing random sciency sounding cut and paste against the wall to see what sticks does not indicate any knowledge of the topic.

[chuckChuck]

[url]https://cdnsciencepub.com/doi/full/10.1139/cjps-2022-0215?af=R[/url]

"Significant increases occurred in all seasons, though the greatest warming had occurred in the western region (eastern British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and western Manitoba), and during winter, where increases ranged from 2 to 4 °C"

Canada’s mean air temperature has increased at twice the rate of increase in global mean air temperature (Zhang et al. 2019

Warming trends in Canada’s climate are also evident when analyzing daily maximum and minimum air temperature changes. For example, over the 1948–2016 period, the summer 95th percentile average across Canada had increased by 0.9 and 1.3 °C for daily maximum and minimum air temperatures, respectively (Vincent et al. 2018

So where is your evidence they are wrong?

This is actual temperature record data not a model based prediction. But you disagree with the actual past measurements? (Of course you should know from your vast experience in climate study!)

I guess so, since you said asphalt has caused a warming planet! Even in the arctic and the ocean?

And many of the models have been quite accurate in predicting temperature changes.