IH3444 said:
1934 was found to be the hottest year on record, not 1998, or 2004.
I wasn't sure what the hottest year was, but knew that in the thirties, it was very, very hot out. The famous dust bowl years, record breaking droughts and failed crops. Every night, my wife and I watch the local news report and weather forecast. Almost every night, the record high tempature is in the thirties. It's kind of a joke that we laugh about, and so far this year, we've only noticed twice when the record high temp was not in the 30's.
Does anybody know of a graph or chart that shows what the average tempature was for a given year? The GW crowd says the average planetary tempature has increased almost one degree celcius in the last hundred years. If we take out the 1930's from that equation, I wonder if the increase is still there?
If we are to believe that man is the cause of Global Warming, then it's pretty obvious that every decade should be warming then the last. More people, more fuel consumption and more damaging stuff going into the atmosphere. What is the change of the planets tempature in the last fifty years? If we take out the 1930's and only go back fifty or sixty years, did the planet warm up at all during all the most drastic change in human development and expansion?
Maybe the huge Global Waming increases from the 1930's was from the sun and the planets tempature changes naturally, regardless of what we've done. Of course, with the development of prop planes in the teens and twenties, that might have been the cause of Global Warming back then?
Eddie