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That source shows temperature trending up. What’s more, the article discusses the precipitation and temperatures in the summer months. It helps little if the wi
by Arn_Thor 3y ago
That source shows temperature trending up. What’s more, the article discusses the precipitation and temperatures in the summer months. It helps little if the winters have gotten colder and wetter. Frozen undergrowth doesn’t decompose much, and more snow just runs off into the rivers as it melts in spring.
- ars 3y ago> That source shows temperature trending up. No it does not. Change to "All Data", and the temperature line is straight.
- dredmorbius 3y agoNo. The temperature trend shows an upward slope from 1980 to present. Eyeballing it, about 32F to 38F over the period. 30F if you extend back to the beginning of data in 1960.
- Arn_Thor 3y agoI don't know what to tell you... the trend line from the first data point in Wolfram shows an upward slope. And anyway, that's beside the point because it's full-year data, not summer temps.