What happened to July, August and September?
 

:wtf:

52 F this morning?! :wtf: I had to wear tights, jacket, arm warmers and long finger gloves. Where did Denver's summer go?:notamused:

Same here. Coldest July in Chicago on record.

It's been odd in New England as well. We had rain something like 29 out of 36 days in June and early July, all day, every day. Now that the torrential rains have stopped we're still well below our annual average temeratures for this time of year. Our high for the year hasn't even topped 90 and until the past week, it's still been fairly cool at night.

It came to Seattle. New record high of 103 yesterday.

- and Seattle's rain has moved over to the Northeast!

It's July 30th in my timezone. August and September have yet to be. It's a bit premature to be writing them off. Don't borrow trouble...

I thought this too. Then got soaked on the way to work.

Global warming people

52?! I'll take some of that. That's perfect riding temps in my book! July, August and September can all go to 'ell as far as I'm concerned. October and early November is the best weather of the year, around here anyway.

Here in the South, when it's 90+F and 90+% humidity, there is not much you can do to get cool. When the temperature drops all you have to do is put on a light windbreaker, some full fingered gloves, and little skull cap. Then you're just peachy. I'll take 52 degrees any day.

The OP implied it was cooler, not warmer.

108F in Tumwater WA yesterday; down to 65F this am vs 70F yesterday, however

We've had an extra hot summer in the southwest, too. Here in southern NM we have been hotter and more humid than we have seen in years. We routinely go 24 hours without the temps going under 80 with humidity running 40% - 50% (not much, I know, but a lot for us). Weird because 4 hours north where my parents live (still in NM) they are having one of the coldest summers on record. Weather is weird.

You can have our triple digits. 52 degrees is heaven.

Pssst, it's called "climate change" because the effects are not universal. Some places are warmer, some colder, some wetter, some drier.

You're killing me! We are at the end of what will likely be the HOTTEST! July on record here in Austin :(

Summer was last Thursday and Friday. I think it only rained a little bit one of those days, and the sun was out for most of the day on the other one.

Global warming does not mean that it gets warmer everywhere. It means that more energy has been added to a chaotic system, which results in disruption and could easily result in some areas being much hotter and some being much colder. When it says "average temps will increase 2 degrees this decade, it could easily be that some areas increase 10 degrees while others decrease 20, and storm frequency or intensity increases.

I had to sport the rain gear this am and it's 54F outside right now. Better than 105 or 20. I don't miss commuting in the wet PNW.

I'm with you. I got freaking soaked coming into work. I left the house, it was cold and dry. Got into work, cold and wet.

Not that I went out in the clothes you did. I was wearing shorts and a t-shirt :D

Luckily, I put on my fenders last night, so I'm good.

We just skipped over them and went straight to October. The high today seems to be around 54. I don't mind the cold but, jeez, it'd be nice to have a little heat (and a whole lot less rain:rolleyes:) in the summer.

I put my gear on for my morning ride, walked outside, and turned back around. Rain is bleh.

Down in pueblo it's 61. I'm using this weather to get some serious training in! Better this then triple digits I think!

+1. Al Gore's movie suggests that global warming could even trigger an ice age...or maybe it's preventing one. Either way, things are changing!

It is the new ice age that I was taught all about in the late 70s. Now they are teaching that it is getting warmer or something. In 10 years they'll teach that the sky is turning purple or some other silliness.

Yeah, no need to worry really. The earth is remarkably resilient and will probably fix itself within a few thousand years once humans break things badly enough that the planet can't support us. :thumb:

That's nature's way of saying "Get off my lawn!".

Oh that sucks. That storm was violent, but short.

New record low max temp of 64 degrees set in Denver today. Previous record was 66 set in *1925* and previous years. The sun was out during my commute between 4 and 5pm today and I still had sweat dripping off of me and all was well.

It is the ocean temperature that controls the weather. The temperature rises 2 degrees, the polar caps melt and disrupts the jet-stream. = Global unbalance. It is everyone's responsability to fix it