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Brinty · 04-30-2009, 09:59 PM

Each morning around 6:00am I read our outdoor temperature gauge. Comparing the current day's temperature with that for the previous five years I find that since the first of July 2008, there have only been 24 days when the day's temperature was warmer than each of the previous five years. The differences varied from +1C to +17C with 10 days where the difference was 10C or more. Now 24 days out of 304 is only about 8 per cent warmer days.

On the other hand, there were 56 days where the day's temperature was colder than each of the previous five years. That's 18 per cent colder days. The difference varied from -1C to -14C with 49 days where the difference was -10C or more.

Global warming? Not by my figures.

04-30-2009, 09:59 PM	#19
Brinty Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Blackbutt, Queensland, Australia Posts: 1,004	Re: Antarctic Sea Ice Up Over 43% Since 1980, Where Is The Media? Each morning around 6:00am I read our outdoor temperature gauge. Comparing the current day's temperature with that for the previous five years I find that since the first of July 2008, there have only been 24 days when the day's temperature was warmer than each of the previous five years. The differences varied from +1C to +17C with 10 days where the difference was 10C or more. Now 24 days out of 304 is only about 8 per cent warmer days. On the other hand, there were 56 days where the day's temperature was colder than each of the previous five years. That's 18 per cent colder days. The difference varied from -1C to -14C with 49 days where the difference was -10C or more. Global warming? Not by my figures.