[moeffju]

There is nothing normal about this, as you can easily verify by looking at recorded weather history.

[moi2388]

I don’t know what you’re talking about. I’ve had these temperatures in summer as a child in the same location I am now.

[notTooFarGone]

Oh yes 2003, how about a 2003 every year?

I'd expect a bit more statistical knowledge here...

[mslansn]

It would seem foolish to trust the temperature records from the same people who want to install draconian measures using temperatures as an excuse.

[1718627440]

How do you define "the same people"? Everyone who publishes weather data?

What agenda do you think people have that are long dead?

If you distrust everything you can measure it yourself. I am still in youth and even I can see changes myself. There used to be snow in the winter and now it's rare for example. Yes that is weather not climate; I don't live long enough to see climate changes. But there are oil paintings from 300 years ago. Are these fake?

Genuine question: How do you know, that people who know climate change is made-up are trustworthy and don't have their own agenda?

[1718627440]

What "draconian measures"? Planting trees and installing water fountains?

[mensetmanusman]

Temperature is one of the easiest things to measure.

We know the effect of urban heat islands, stations sitting issues, mercury to thermistors upgrade transitions, time of observation bias, etc.

What we do with this data is a political situation, as the world is in a cooling cycle globally: https://www.climate.gov/media/16817

We have the technology to mitigate all of this, but not a critical baseline of education in the population to make the necessary sacrifices.