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![]() May warmer than August There has been only two instances when May has been warmer than the following August 1848 May 13.9 Aug 13.6 1833 May 15.1 Aug 14.3 Source: TWO. My Comment: I did not realise that this had ever been recorded. What dreadful summers those must have been. 13.6C for an August CET. These days we take for granted an August CET of at least 16C or more. Perhaps we shouldn't :-) -- ************************************************** ************************** ************************************************** * Gavin Staples. website updated regularly www.gavinstaples.com For the latest lecture in the Darwin Lecture Series in Cambridge, please click on my site, and then click on the Darwin Lecture series link. "I have friends in overalls whose friendship I would not swap for the favor of the kings of the world". ~Thomas A. Edison All outgoing emails are checked for viruses by Norton Internet Security Professional 2004. ************************************************** ************************** ************************************************** ** |
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In message , Gavin Staples
writes I did not realise that this had ever been recorded. What dreadful summers those must have been. 13.6C for an August CET. These days we take for granted an August CET of at least 16C or more. Perhaps we shouldn't :-) These summer's came at the end of the period know as the "little Ice Age", so cold summers were the norm then and for a few hundred years prior to that in what is known as a 'stadial'. Recent warmth is a a cyclical shift that is quite normal in any interglacial back to relative warmth. Well that's what I teach my students anyway! -- Steve Jackson |
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In message , Steve Jackson
writes These summer's came at the end of the period know as the "little Ice Age" Bad form to follow up my own post but I want to apologise for that grocer's apostrophe! -- Steve Jackson |
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On Mon, 19 Jan 2004 20:02:31 +0000, Steve Jackson
wrote: In message , Steve Jackson writes These summer's came at the end of the period know as the "little Ice Age" Bad form to follow up my own post but I want to apologise for that grocer's apostrophe! Just saved from the clutches of the Apostropher Royal JPG |
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