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Thursday, August 07, 2025
Warm season east and central near normal despite June heat wave

In the late June weekly Weatherbell meeting we discussed at some length the late June heat wave. It was mentioned that most records were night lows not all-time record highs.

TWC searching the data for a record heat wave found that was so. This was their assessment.

June 2025 By Jonathan Erdman Weather Channel

The heat wave currently gripping the Northeast and Midwest U.S. has already smashed records not just for a particular calendar day, but also anytime in June. In a few locations, it’s even tied or set new all-time records.

So far, most of the monthly or all-time records have mainly been regarding hot low temperatures. But that changed beginning on Monday and may be the case again Tuesday in a few more areas.

We have a list of these notable heat records below.

All-Time Records

- Plattsburgh, New York: Tied its all-time record high of 101 degrees Monday. On the shores of Lake Champlain, they reached 100 degrees for only the fourth time in their almost 80-year period of r…

SUMMARY

The 2009 Endangerment Finding, as one of its three lines of evidence, claimed that the Earth had been facing record setting global average surface temperatures. However, such global average surface temperature data have been, and continue to be totally fabricated for a very significant portion of the planet for which there was no surface temperature data whatsoever until relatively recently, all to provide support for global warming claims. 

By documenting the unscientific course taken to come to that conclusion should drive decision makers to return to the scientific method and a policy that will support economic growth and prosperity even as we prepare our country and the world for the next cold period likely coming soon. Given that the excess mortality in the cold months of this warmer interval has been a larger multiple of that in the heat in warm months that would make sense. Along the way ensuring our future energy sources are reliable would be a critical step.

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In the late June weekly Weatherbell meeting we discussed at some length the late June heat wave. It was mentioned that most records were night lows not all-time record highs.

TWC searching the data for a record heat wave found that was so. This was their assessment.

June 2025 By Jonathan Erdman Weather Channel

The heat wave currently gripping the Northeast and Midwest U.S. has already smashed records not just for a particular calendar day, but also anytime in June. In a few locations, it’s even tied or set new all-time records.

So far, most of the monthly or all-time records have mainly been regarding hot low temperatures. But that changed beginning on Monday and may be the case again Tuesday in a few more areas.

We have a list of these notable heat records below.

All-Time Records

- Plattsburgh, New York: Tied its all-time record high of 101 degrees Monday. On the shores of Lake Champlain, they reached 100 degrees for only the fourth time in their almost 80-year period of r…

SUMMARY

The 2009 Endangerment Finding, as one of its three lines of evidence, claimed that the Earth had been facing record setting global average surface temperatures. However, such global average surface temperature data have been, and continue to be totally fabricated for a very significant portion of the planet for which there was no surface temperature data whatsoever until relatively recently, all to provide support for global warming claims. 

By documenting the unscientific course taken to come to that conclusion should drive decision makers to return to the scientific method and a policy that will support economic growth and prosperity even as we prepare our country and the world for the next cold period likely coming soon. Given that the excess mortality in the cold months of this warmer interval has been a larger multiple of that in the heat in warm months that would make sense. Along the way ensuring our future energy sources are reliable would be a critical step.

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