One of coldest years ever.

2013 Will Finish One Of The Ten Coldest Years In US History, With The Largest Drop In Temperature
Posted on December 20, 2013 by stevengoddard
Before NASA and NOAA start tampering with the data, 2013 is one of the ten coldest years  in the US since 1895, and has had the largest year over year decline on record.

NOAA of course won’t talk about this, and will massively tamper with the data before releasing it.



December isn’t complete yet, but is running far below normal and forecast to get colder.

NOAA will reporting something very different, because they subtract up to 1.7 degrees from older temperatures. Essentially all reported US warming is due to a hockey stick of temperature adjustments, which makes the past appear to be much colder than what the thermometers measured at the time. (They of course do not mention this in their press releases.)

http://stevengoddard.wordpress.com/2013/12/20/2013-one-of-the-ten-coldest-years-in-us-history-with-the-largest-drop-in-temperature/

I didn't notice it!

  

Well, I thought last summer was not a very good summer.

WHL wrote:Well, I thought last summer was not a very good summer.

True enough, we'd had some great recent summers: last summer didn't rate so high—IMHO.

  

I don't think it is just your opinion. I think a lot of people didn't think it was the best summer.

Four summers ago, I did a FATP "log" of my recreational sailing on the Big Lake. This season, when I went back to review it, it appeared many times better than the weather we were experiencing in 2013.

http://www.winnipesaukee.com/forums/showthread.php?p=103342#post103342

(Look for post #51 by ApS)...

  

Yikes! You worked hard to do that post!!!

That was fun to read. Thanks for sharing Kitty Cat.