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2/23/2017 3:06:26 PM
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So let me get this straight.
Record low temperatures and snowfalls in 2015 = "Learn the difference between weather and climate change"
Temperature above average in Boston = "Here's your proof of climate change"
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This is more of a playful jab at the whole snowball incident.
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[quote]So let me get this straight. Record low temperatures and snowfalls in 2015 = "Learn the difference between weather and climate change" Temperature above average in Boston = "Here's your proof of climate change"[/quote] I agree, this is not a good indicator of climate change. But actual data is. Btw 2015 is the second hottest year on record, second to 2016
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Only for adjusted surface station readings. 1998 is still the warmest on record for satellite and raw surface station data.
