Sea level rear-end thermometer not responding to hot charts

 

This is the best thermometer for the earth.  It's like sticking it where the sun don't shine.  You can see all the historic hot and cold spells in here.  The 1930's dust bowl, the 1940's russian invasion freeze.  Our recent warm spell.  Absolutely everything.

The new update shows things sinking again, but it is a generally flat buzz after our 'Year 2000 Hockey Stick'.  We don't want to see a big 1940's drop for poor little Europe-ville.  When the windmills are iced up like airplane wings, and the solar cells are covered in snow, it doesn't leave much for heating.  I especially like the concept of off-shore windmills in the North Sea.

WWII was a bugger for ice.

Global warming going ballistic according to charts

 

Unbelievable heat for the Earth.  The nooa charts will show the same.  We are in tremendous warmth.  In Canada, we will all be doing this.

Can't wait to get out there.

But what's this I hear?  You are freezing?  Just get out gardening in the snow - wheeny.

Europe is getting huge blobs of cold coming down on it.  Perhaps, they should wear some clothes.

The Arctic is recharging once again.  In Toronto, we are getting one day of warmth, followed by endless rain as that cold clashes with Gulf air.

Daily world temps are unimpressed with the standard charts.

We are soon down to 'pre-heating' levels.

But, my little-bitty hot spot in the East Pacific is blinding the monthly main charts.  Good thing we finally have cold air hitting SE Asia.  This hot spot will soon be dead as the season flips.

So, in conclusion, if you pick the best chart, we are hot, hot, hot.  We need more windmills, and vast dead wastelands of solar cells.  Everything is good.

ps.  only in physics is there a difference between temperature and heat energy.

SE Asia wind pattern breaks up

 This is a perfect test of my hypothesis that a wind pattern caused the big SE Asia heat wave.

As we recall, yesterday, there was a perfect wind stream going from the East Pacific hot spot, zooming over se asia, and going on to India.

That wind pattern has completely broken up, but there is a lot of residual heat in the water.  The cool air cannot cross that interior sea right now.  That should take a day or two to cool down.

All the smart money has left bittycoin and gone to shorting 'fan futures' for this area.  The hypothesis is proven right, if the heat wave starts its decline.  Otherwise, tough cookies.

In other news, the winds around UK are still wacky.  There is not a speck of heat for UK and Europe-ville.

All the tropical plumes are being turned back.  Perhaps this little bit of heat for Toronto will finally get there.

She doesn't look happy.  Maybe she'll want to go to the other definition of reality (Scientific Method).  But I think it will take another year of freezing.

ps. not a speck of news on the se asia heatwave.