U.S. Historical Climatology Network
The closest USHCN station to Washington DC is at Lincoln, Virginia. Between 1900 and 2010, there were eighty-eight March days over 80F. The vast majority of those days were below 350 ppm CO2.
Washington has seen three March days over 90F. Those occurred in 1907 and 1910.
Jeff Masters has been trying to link the warm weather in Washington this March to atmospheric CO2, but it is quite clear that the number of warm March days has decreased as atmospheric CO2 has increased.
data….getting in the way of a good BS story again…
If I agree with this story, does it mean that I have to stop using the Wunderground© app on my iPhone to keep track of the daily temps in my corner of the
CO2 fogworld?No. Just quit listening to his BS about global warming. He has no idea what he is talking about.
Myforecast is a lot more accurate than WU………..
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They want money for that app on Android.
I took it off my Android
Mike try this…..it’s a tool that tells you which forecast is the most accurate for your area…..
WU…is on the very bottom for me
http://www.forecastadvisor.com/
Is this post some sort of joke?
I only count two days over 90. Where is the third? Does one of the diamonds represent two days over 90 with the same temp?
Yes