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It was the 15th straight month of recording-breaking temperatures in NOAA’s analysis and 10th-straight in NASA’s, passing the previous hottest Julys by substantial margins.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/ ... -recorded/

Get with the facts guys.... denial is not good for you.

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Oh and SN you know how the alarmist believers are all saying 2016 is the hottest year on record and that there is no pause etc...

Well this year isn't over so far and in comparison to 1998... the hottest months have been hotter.... but the colder months have been colder.... and yes El Nino has been a factor in both years and... I guess we'll just have to wait till 2017 before we know eh.

It was the 15th straight month of recording-breaking temperatures in NOAA’s analysis and 10th-straight in NASA’s, passing the previous hottest Julys by substantial margins.

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It was the 15th straight month of recording-breaking temperatures in NOAA’s analysis and 10th-straight in NASA’s, passing the previous hottest Julys by substantial margins.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/amphtml/ ... -recorded/

Get with the facts guys.... denial is not good for you.

You don't read well do you.... apparently DENIAL is good for you though

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OK I'll bite.

You guys are so full of climate change denial you just ignore reputable sources and go with what suits your agenda.

Let's see what NASA just published in a reputable rag.

Go here for full article with the graphs. : http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/sa- ... isualized/

The Hottest Weather Ever Visualized
New data graphics offer an alarming view of global climate change

According to new data published by NASA, July 2016 was the hottest month our planet has seen since we started recording temperatures 136 years ago. In fact, every month since October 2015 has set a new record compared to previous years. But since July is generally the warmest month of the year globally, the latest data signals a record among records. So, what does this data look like? If you ask me, it’s the most alarming rainbow I’ve ever seen.

Each year since 1880 is represented by a line on the graph, with the points marking the average temperature for each month. The numbers on the vertical axis represent the deviation in degrees Celsius compared to data collected from 1980 to 2015. The rainbow scale denotes time, with the earliest years represented in blue, and the most recent in red. It’s easy to pick out the record-setting months since last October, as they stand well apart from the tangle of lines below. 

As scary climate-related data visualizations go, this one is in good company. A few months ago, climate scientist Ed Hawkins published a now-famous animated graphic of “spiraling global temperatures.” (After being shared widely online, it was apparently featured during the opening ceremony of the Olympics in Rio!) A recent update incorporates data up to May 2016. 

NASA isn't reputable as long as Hansen and his ilk are in charge....
Suggest you actually look at the graphs I posted...

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http://www.forbes.com/sites/peterferrar ... f10098bf09

Happy reading SN.