Eastern Hemisphere's All-Time Temperature Record: Kuwait Fries in 54°C (129.2°F) Heat

Quoting 261. JakeJ:

This strikes me as one more example of the global warming alarmists trying to re-write the temperature record in an attempt to "prove" a falsehood, which is that human activity is causing the earth to experience new record highs. It's not true, but when facts contradict faith, a zealot will always choose faith -- especially when his paycheck or research grant (same thing) depends on it.

Quoting 219. HurricaneFan:


It seems like July has been less active than June in recent years.

Quoting 258. BahaHurican:

Ah .... beautiful.... temp here has dropped from 93 at 3 p.m. to 77 now ... feels positively refreshing outside ....


And here's the reason why .... :o)

Quoting 227. Adam2001:

What do you think caused the hurricane explosion in the eastern pacific?

Quoting 248. weathergirl2001:

I hope there's a good Atlantic hurricane to track soon. I hate it when the hurricane season waits till school to get active.

Quoting 248. weathergirl2001:

I hope there's a good Atlantic hurricane to track soon. I hate it when the hurricane season waits till school to get active.

Quoting 250. Tampa969mlb:

The seafood sounds great! Please give up the global warming crap....it's a weather blog...ty

Quoting 242. HurricaneFan:

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Quoting 243. Gearsts:

GFS should start pumping out TC at the long range like crazy ;)

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Quoting 234. georgevandenberghe:



Autumn in the Mid Atlantic is by far my favorite season. Encouraging pic. Looking forward to splitting wood then sitting by the woodstove surrounded by dogs, cats and spouse, burning it.

Quoting 220. Patrap:

Good garden soaker.

Picked up a quick .38 inch from er.

Quoting 232. RobertWC:

Oil Lobby Paid Washington Post and Atlantic to Host Climate-Change Deniers at RNC

At the award-winning seafood restaurant in downtown Cleveland that The Atlantic rented out for the entire four-day Republican National Convention, GOP Rep. Bill Johnson turned to me and explained that solar panels are not a viable energy source because “the sun goes down.”

Johnson had just stepped off the stage where he was one the two featured guests speaking at The Atlantic’s “cocktail caucus,” where restaurant staff served complimentary wine, cocktails, and “seafood towers” of shrimp, crab cakes, oysters, and mussels to delegates, guests, reporters and, of course, the people paying the bills.

The event was sponsored by the American Petroleum Institute, the lobbying arm of fossil fuel giants like ExxonMobil, Chevron, and ConocoPhilips.

Johnson, a climate denier and influential member of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce, spoke of a future when American scientists “solve these big problems” and “figure out how to harness the sun’s energy, and store it up, so that we can put it out over time.” His hypothetical invention, of course, is called a battery, and was invented over 200 years ago.

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Quoting 227. Adam2001:

What do you think caused the hurricane explosion in the eastern pacific?

Quoting 169. Climate175:

With this heat upcoming this weekend, I am starting to get happy that we only got one more full month of Summer to go before Fall arrives.

Quoting 227. Adam2001:

What do you think caused the hurricane explosion in the eastern pacific?

Quoting 220. Patrap:

Good garden soaker.

Picked up a quick .38 inch from er.

Quoting 226. 62901IL:



A whole lotta nothing out there.

Quoting 221. elioe:



If I remember correctly, I've seen one from Mainz and one from Berlin. None from M%uFFFDnchen, or indeed anywhere in Bavaria. But very sad events indeed (again), my condolences.

Quoting 188. HurricaneFan:

Not surprised.
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ABNT20 KNHC 221731
TWOAT

TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK
NWS NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER MIAMI FL
200 PM EDT FRI JUL 22 2016

For the North Atlantic...Caribbean Sea and the Gulf of Mexico:

Tropical cyclone formation is not expected during the next 5 days.

$$
Forecaster Brennan

Quoting 217. Hurricanes101:



In those years, shear was not as favorable and ssts not as warm as this season. July is the quietest month, so it is time to chill out.

Also 2011 and 2012 both had 19 named storms. All some of us are saying is you will see your stronger storms develop closer to land, which makes this hurricane season even more dangerous than years past.

Quoting 212. downdabayou:

Sorry to be off topic. Don't we have members from Germany? Please check in so we know you are safe. Praying for all over there

Quoting 217. Hurricanes101:



In those years, shear was not as favorable and ssts not as warm as this season. July is the quietest month, so it is time to chill out.

Also 2011 and 2012 both had 19 named storms. All some of us are saying is you will see your stronger storms develop closer to land, which makes this hurricane season even more dangerous than years past.

Quoting 217. Hurricanes101:



In those years, shear was not as favorable and ssts not as warm as this season. July is the quietest month, so it is time to chill out.

Also 2011 and 2012 both had 19 named storms. All some of us are saying is you will see your stronger storms develop closer to land, which makes this hurricane season even more dangerous than years past.

Quoting 214. washingtonian115:

Its normal for July
Okay so what about August and September of 2011,2012,2013 and 2014 where we still had dry air suppressing much of anything in the MDR? Where storms still struggled to amount to much until they were either in the western Atlantic or in the sub-tropics....No..it hasn't been just a "July" thing the last 5 years its been a ongoing theme for the entire seasons length.That is where people are getting at.The seasons leading up to and after 2005 (with the exception of the el nino years) saw healthy development in the MDR.Now we cant even get two clouds to puff up even in the most favorable months.