Southern California broils before Turkey Day with 2 dozen record highs

As we mentioned in our previous story today, unseasonably warm weather hit the Los Angeles area today. with 99 degrees at Camarillo being the hottest. Here is a temperature map from 1PM PST today.

Courtesy Dr. Ryan Maue of weather.us

Over two dozen new records were set in the Los Angeles and San Diego area. Here is what the National Weather Service in Los Angeles reported:

RECORD EVENT REPORT

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE LOS ANGELES/OXNARD CA

521 PM PST WED NOV 22 2017

…RECORDS AROUND SOUTHWESTERN CALIFORNIA TODAY…

A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 93 DEGREES WAS SET AT DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES (USC) CA TODAY.

THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 89 SET IN 1950.

A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 94 DEGREES WAS SET AT LOS ANGELES AIRPORT TODAY.

THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 89 SET IN 1950.

A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 96 DEGREES WAS SET AT LONG BEACH AIRPORT CA TODAY.

THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 88 SET IN 2015.

A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 95 DEGREES WAS SET AT BOB HOPE AIRPORT (BURBANK) CA TODAY.

THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 91 SET IN 1950.

A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 76 DEGREES WAS SET AT SANDBERG CA TODAY.

THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 71 SET IN 1995.

A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 81 DEGREES WAS SET AT PALMDALE AIRPORT CA TODAY.

THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 80 SET IN 1962.

A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 81 DEGREES WAS SET AT LANCASTER TODAY. THIS

BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 79 SET IN 1962.

A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 99 DEGREES WAS SET AT CAMARILLO TODAY.

THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 90 SET IN 2015. THIS ALSO THE NOVEMBER

MONTHLY ALL TIME RECORD.THE OLD RECORD WAS 98 ON NOV 5, 2012.

A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 97 DEGREES WAS SET AT NWS OXNARD OFFICE TODAY.

THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 90 SET IN 2015.

A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 90 DEGREES WAS SET AT SANTA BARBARA AIRPORT CA TODAY.

THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 84 SET IN 2015.

A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 89 DEGREES WAS SET AT SANTA MARIA AIRPORT CA TODAY.

THIS TIES THE OLD RECORD OF 89 SET IN 1933.

A RECORD HIGH TEMPERATURE OF 88 DEGREES WAS SET AT PASO ROBLES AIRPORT CA TODAY.

THIS BREAKS THE OLD RECORD OF 79 SET IN 2015.


RECORD EVENT REPORT…PRELIMINARY

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE SAN DIEGO CA

515 PM PST WED NOV 22 2017

…HIGHEST MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE RECORDS BROKEN OR TIED ON NOV 22 2017 …

LOCATION NEW RECORD OLD RECORD PERIOD OF RECORD

SAN DIEGO 92 84 IN 2015 1874

VISTA 95 86 IN 2015 1957

CHULA VISTA 92 88 IN 2015 1918

ESCONDIDO 96 91 IN 1950 1893

EL CAJON 98 92 IN 2002 1979

ALPINE 89 88 IN 2005 1951

SANTA ANA 96 91 IN 1950 1906

RIVERSIDE 95 90 IN 1924 1893

LAKE ELSINORE 93 89 IN 1937 1897

PALOMAR MOUNTAIN 74 TIED 74 IN 2007 1938

BIG BEAR LAKE 72 65 IN 1995 1960

IDYLLWILD 77 73 IN 2002 1943

BORREGO 90 87 IN 2002 1942

PALM SPRINGS 96 93 IN 1933 1893

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Phil's Dad
November 22, 2017 6:43 pm

Tectonic?

Reply to  Phil's Dad
November 22, 2017 9:05 pm

San Andreas has been extremely active in CA over the past few days. Oh boy!

sailboarder
Reply to  Phil's Dad
November 23, 2017 8:25 am

Are these ‘adjusted’ old time records? Unless proven otherwise by newspaper records, such as Tony Heller does, I would assume that to be the case.

crackers345
Reply to  sailboarder
November 24, 2017 8:10 pm

sailboarder – have you not tried
to understand why the adjustments
are necessary?

Tom Halla
Reply to  crackers345
November 24, 2017 8:15 pm

Yeah, without adjustments and infill, the narrative falls apart.

crackers345
Reply to  sailboarder
November 24, 2017 9:11 pm

Tom – so I take it you _haven’t_ tried
to understand why and how the
adjustments are done.

that’s too bad. sticking your head in
the sand never solves anything.

by the way, you realize, i hope, that
adjustment _lower_ the warming
trend.

so we can keep it higher, as you’re prefer.

scarletmacaw
November 22, 2017 6:44 pm

I bet that put a drain on their renewable energy.

Michael Darby
November 22, 2017 6:48 pm

Caused by the same Australian coal miners who killed all the polar bears on the Great Barrier Reef

Chris Norman
Reply to  Michael Darby
November 23, 2017 6:28 pm

Excellent remark. I will have to use it!

crackers345
Reply to  Michael Darby
November 24, 2017 9:49 pm

co2 is a well-mixed
greenhouse gas.

as they say.

Tom Halla
November 22, 2017 6:53 pm

Donald Trump is holding a ceremony in Mar El Lago to summon hot weather spirits./sarc

November 22, 2017 7:00 pm

Records are meant to be broken. Just a matter of time.

DWR54
Reply to  oz4caster
November 23, 2017 12:55 am

Yes, but all things being even you would expect to see as many cold as hot records broken over time.

A C Osborn
Reply to  DWR54
November 23, 2017 1:28 am

They have been, but this Site has not published them.
Try IceAgeNow instead if you want see dozens of them all over the world.
Cold Temps.
Earlier than normal Snow.
Deeper than usual Snow.

Reply to  DWR54
November 23, 2017 4:10 am

DWR54: “all things being even” is difficult to establish with changing measurement methods over time and changing site environment over time. Ideally to establish possible regional changes in climate we need sites like those in the US Climate Reference Network, but with periods of record of 100 years or more. Stations with periods of record less than 30 years are unsuitable for the task. Detailed documentation of the site environment over time is also critical to establish whether there might be effects from localized changes, most commonly from nearby urbanization, but also from very localized influences, such as buildings, pavement, and trees. I have not seen a study where these considerations were taken into account. If you know of one, please provide a link.

Sheri
Reply to  DWR54
November 23, 2017 9:43 am

DWR54: Things are rarely even in reality. And why would one expect as many cold records to be broken? Is there some reason it must get colder as it gets warmer? Nothing says nature has to “average out” and all highs are match by lows. Only statistics and dreamers say that.

Reply to  DWR54
November 23, 2017 11:49 am

lol DW, cold records get smashed all the time. SInce 2010 10s of thousands have fallen

crackers345
Reply to  DWR54
November 24, 2017 9:51 pm

A C Osborn “They have been, but this Site has not published them.”

love to see
those data.

The Rick
November 22, 2017 7:15 pm

So, big deal, nobody else in North America is enjoying these nice hot temps…come to think of it, send some heat this way, it’s only 30F here in Niagara Falls, with a 10mph wind – ie colder than your fridge

J Mac
November 22, 2017 7:33 pm

Huh….. it really is becoming more like Mexico.

Jesse Gump
Reply to  J Mac
November 22, 2017 7:40 pm

California has become Mexico.

AndyG55
Reply to  J Mac
November 22, 2017 7:40 pm

even the inhabitants. 🙂

November 22, 2017 8:02 pm

Meanwhile…

Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in Wyoming to open Friday after historic snowfall

http://billingsgazette.com/news/state-and-regional/wyoming/jackson-hole-mountain-resort-in-wyoming-to-open-friday-after/article_1ce4643d-26f7-5333-860c-5632e1b3bdb5.html

Anyone ever wonder how mini-Ice Ages start?

Reply to  Joel O’Bryan
November 22, 2017 8:19 pm

Gotta get away from the SoCal heat?
Wonder if your LA kids will ever know what snow is?

Delta has LAX to JAC (Jackson Hole, WY) R/T fares at $350 right now.
Google it or Expedia it.

Gabro
Reply to  Joel O’Bryan
November 22, 2017 8:26 pm

Snow is available closer to LAX than that. Skiable, not so sure.

Reply to  Joel O’Bryan
November 22, 2017 9:04 pm

SW recently had $27 flights to Denver, CO.

Reply to  Joel O’Bryan
November 22, 2017 9:11 pm

Gov Moonbeam would ask that you buy Carbon offsets for those bourgeoisie indulgences.
Make your check payable to: Cal State General Fund.

Don K
Reply to  Joel O’Bryan
November 23, 2017 1:50 am

FWIW, several Vermont ski areas are open (on man-made snow). A World-Cup downhill race is scheduled at Killington Saturday. Here’s a link to a site that shows average and current natural snow depth atop Mt Mansfield. — about 10 inches (25cm). Right about the 60 year average. http://www.uvm.edu/skivt-l//depths.html. Here’s another that shows the variability more clearly http://www.matthewparrilla.com/mansfield-stake/

Looks like a more or less “normal” Winter so far.

Richard Barraclough
Reply to  Joel O’Bryan
November 23, 2017 4:58 am

Yes, but I doubt if a ski resort opening one day earlier than planned has much to do with it

Ernest Bush
Reply to  Joel O’Bryan
November 23, 2017 8:22 am

Aspen and probably other Colorado ski resorts are open for business.

Sheri
Reply to  Joel O’Bryan
November 23, 2017 9:47 am

Yet it’s 63 degrees F in Casper, Wyoming, right now. That’s 23 degrees warmer than Jackson. Our ski area won’t open until ??? No snow, little cold for the last week. No mini-Ice age in this part of the state.

MattS
November 22, 2017 8:31 pm

We will gladly trade our weather for California’s weather.

-Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, and Alaska.

Luc Ozade
Reply to  MattS
November 22, 2017 10:28 pm

Not forgetting the UK. It’s 32F (0 C) where I am right now.

Reply to  Luc Ozade
November 22, 2017 11:58 pm

Odd. It’s 12C here in SE England

DWR54
Reply to  Luc Ozade
November 23, 2017 12:58 am

If CET is anything to go by, UK temperatures have been above average in November so far and 2017 overall looks set to join the top 10 or maybe top 5 warmest years in that long record: https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcet/cet_info_mean.html

See - owe to Rich
Reply to  Luc Ozade
November 25, 2017 1:20 am

DWR54: Thanks very much for that link to CET anomalies. I do follow CET but I wasn’t aware of that one.

It annoys me that they still use 1961-1990 as the reference period, because we want to know whether our region, this sceptred isle, is continuing to warm, not whether it has warmed, so 1981-2010 is more appropriate. Also I prefer to track maximum rather than mean temperatures, because if minima warmed but maxima didn’t, it wouldn’t be such a huge problem.

So here, in R friendly form, are the data from your link:

c(0.1, 2.3, 3.0, 1.0, 2.1, 1.9, 0.7, -0.2, -0.1, 1.7, 1.2, NA)

And here, from my own calculations, are the maxima anomalies relative to 1981-2010:

c( -0.3, 1.3, 2.3, 0.7, 1.8, 1.6, 0.0, -1.0, -0.7, 1.3, NA, NA)

This makes the poor August and September rather clearer, but yes, 2017 will end in the top 10 years and possibly top 5.

Hope this is of interest,
Rich.

Ernest Bush
Reply to  MattS
November 23, 2017 8:29 am

– Many of you are already here in Yuma, AZ, where the highs are in the mid 80’s. Nothing new there. Next week highs will be in the mid 70’s. Nothing new there either. Strange it is cooler here in the desert than in L.A. Karma maybe?

Sheri
Reply to  Ernest Bush
November 23, 2017 9:49 am

Weather.

Richard Patton
Reply to  Ernest Bush
November 24, 2017 11:30 am

It’s called Adiabatic warming. The air mass moving from the high desert to the beach warms 5.5F/1,000 feet. An east wind moving from Apple Valley to LA can easily warm up 16F.

crackers345
Reply to  MattS
November 24, 2017 10:48 pm

MattS commented –
“We will gladly trade our weather for California’s weather.
“Wisconsin, Minnesota, North Dakota, and Alaska.”

so move there, instead of expecting
us to heat up the whole entire world
just to make you happy.

Kevin
November 22, 2017 8:54 pm

98f at my location in Norco today. Hottest temps I’ve ever hung Xmas lights in. It didn’t seem too bad though because a nice breeze was blowing throughout the day. I turned on the home A/C too. These temps will be a distant memory in a few days as on-shore flow returns to SoCal.

November 22, 2017 9:03 pm

If you adjust for the Urban Heat Island Effect, according to our EPA (under Obama) you’ll need to add 4-6 degrees F to what ever temp we reach tomorrow, in Los Angeles, in order to tie the 90 degree mark set back in 1903 [long before any UHIE or AGW].

The UHIE is indeed man-made warming, but it’s only local – it is not man-made global warming.

Reply to  garyh845
November 23, 2017 4:57 am

garyh845 November 22, 2017 at 9:03 pm
I should have read your post before posting. Either way UHI sticks out like a sore thumb!

Scott
November 22, 2017 11:27 pm

Oh, look! It’s getting warmer!

Not like that hasn’t been happening for the past 10,000 years. Must be those hairless apes. They’re behind everything bad.

crackers345
Reply to  Scott
November 24, 2017 10:48 pm

“Not like that hasn’t been happening for the past 10,000 years.”

when?

November 22, 2017 11:59 pm

Awesome! Turn up that heat!! 🔥🌞🌴🌵

crackers345
Reply to  John
November 24, 2017 10:49 pm

move towards the equator.
problem solved.
eh?

toorightmate
November 23, 2017 2:42 am

It is also very warm in Melbourne and Hobart, Australia. So it must be global warming, regardless of it being bloody cold in Russia, Northern China, Japan, Berring Sea, Scandinavia, etc, etc, etc, etc.
The CO2 horsesh*t has to stop.

November 23, 2017 2:53 am

It looks like all the LA urban areas and Death Valley are hot. Owens Lake is cool and the Mojave Desert is about 20 degrees cooler than LA. Therefore there is UHI mixed in with local weather?

ren
November 23, 2017 3:02 am

The temperature at night 23 November.
http://pics.tinypic.pl/i/00948/zwhqks2aue3k.png

ren
November 23, 2017 3:09 am
ren
November 23, 2017 4:55 am

Current pattern of polar vortex in the lower stratosphere.
http://images.tinypic.pl/i/00948/jjatfadizrkm.png

prjindigo
November 23, 2017 5:20 am

Maybe if there was a large amount of surface water all over the state to evaporate in response to the sudden increase in heat by BLOCKING IT FROM REACHING THE GROUND then this wouldn’t have been as high?

Most surface temperature increases can be explained by lack of soil moisture due to drainage, pumping and bad culture practices.

Coach Springer
November 23, 2017 5:33 am

If only Trump had supported the Paris Climate Accord.
If only people would listen to Prince Charles.
If only there were more windmills and nukes.
If only …… people could read and comprehend as well as they can emote.

KT66
November 23, 2017 5:41 am

I’m not in Cali but still in the Western US. After a very cold last few weeks we saw high day time temperatures at or close to records set in the 1920s the last two or three days. However, this does not apply to the overnight lows overall this Fall. The night times temps here have been low, usually below freezing, since the last week of Sept. Right now my thermometer is reading 25 degrees F and there is a heavy layer of frost on the car’s windshield.

Reply to  KT66
November 23, 2017 1:46 pm

I live in Northern California. Night time temps rose around 14 degrees F with the change in surface winds off of the coast moving northward. …http://www.intellicast.com/Local/ObservationsSummary.aspx?location=USCA0307

The winds have now shifted, and night time temps are forecast to move back into the low 30s. …https://earth.nullschool.net/#current/wind/surface/level/overlay=total_cloud_water/orthographic=-128.04,36.41,1107/loc=-125.099,40.001

Richard
November 23, 2017 7:18 am

I’ve lived in SoCal for too many years. Is this unseasonably hot? Yes.

Is it record breaking? Yes, but only in some places.

Is it unprecedented. No. Hot, dry weather during the “cool, rainy season” happens all the time.

All it takes is a strong high pressure to build over the Great Basin, resulting in offshore flow that heats adiabatically as it flows downslope from Great Basin elevations to coastal SoCal.

markl
November 23, 2017 8:26 am

Since the end of LIA there have been literally thousands of “hottest ever” city records broken all over the world.

Ernest Bush
Reply to  markl
November 23, 2017 8:32 am

Good observation. I’m going to steal it for use in conversations at the local college.

crackers345
Reply to  markl
November 24, 2017 7:38 pm

markl – how does the number of new highs
compare to the number
of new lows?

last i saw, via andy revkin, it
was about 2-1.

Shanghai Dan
November 23, 2017 8:51 am

97 in Oxnard? I don’t think so… My office is literally right next to the Oxnard Airport (I can watch planes land and take off). We reached MAYBE 90 degrees. It was hot – but nowhere near 97 (we don’t have AC in the place, it rarely breaks 80 degrees inside – maybe 1-2 days a year). I wonder where that measurement is actually made…

Reply to  Shanghai Dan
November 23, 2017 1:54 pm
James Francisco
Reply to  Shanghai Dan
November 23, 2017 6:24 pm

Dan. I lived in Oxnard for a little over a year about 17 years ago. It never got near that hot all summer. Loved their climate but did tire of living like a refugee.

crackers345
Reply to  Shanghai Dan
November 24, 2017 7:32 pm

guess no one else can
read a thermometer,
right?

AndyG55
Reply to  crackers345
November 24, 2017 7:46 pm

So, No need to adjust the past temperature reading

Thanks. but we knew that.

That is why GISS et al are nonsense.

As you have correctly said, people in the past used to be able to read thermometers,
and if anything, were extremely fastidious about it.

Adjusting their readings is tantamount to an insult to their capability.

But, its all the AGWers have to support their agenda.

crackers345
Reply to  crackers345
November 24, 2017 7:47 pm

how do you prefer
to correct for the
biases?

or don’t you
understand them?

crackers345
Reply to  crackers345
November 24, 2017 7:53 pm

AndyG55 commented – “As you have correctly said, people in the past used to be able to read thermometers,
and if anything, were extremely fastidious about it. Adjusting their readings is tantamount to an insult to their capability.”

you don’t
understand adjustments 🙂

i doubt you’ve ever tried to understand
them.

actually andy, all your responses
seem emotional, and not from
scientific reasoning.

Joe Crawford
November 23, 2017 9:00 am

“Over two dozen new records were set in the Los Angeles and San Diego area.”

Come on Anthony, you know better than that. That statement is totally meaningless without the ‘since when’ or the ‘for how long’ part.

BCBill
November 23, 2017 9:25 am

Shouldn’t that be “Roasts before turkey day”? It’s pretty difficult to broil a turkey.

November 23, 2017 9:28 am

In contrast to the record highs there, Siberia has broken a lot of record lows..
Serious temperature anomaly’ in parts of Siberia, Russia

A Siberian High, also known as Siberian Anticyclone, caused serious temperature anomaly Central Siberia on November 18, 2017, causing average daily temperatures to drop 10 – 12 °C (18 – 21.6 °F) below the climatic norm.

crackers345
Reply to  krishna gans
November 24, 2017 7:49 pm

that doesn’t say record lows…. just cold.

Sheri
November 23, 2017 9:55 am

We were below average a week or so ago, above average now, so on average, we are average.

crackers345
Reply to  Sheri
November 24, 2017 7:27 pm

nice try 🙂

RAH
November 23, 2017 10:25 am

Happy Thanksgiving to all of you.
M-1937 Field Range. The standard during WW II. It burned gasoline and required good maintenance but properly maintained and used it did the job well.
comment image?resize=768%2C616

Gabro
Reply to  RAH
November 23, 2017 10:31 am

Even in the midst of the Chinese offensive in 1950, US troops not overrun got Thanksgiving dinner “with all the trimmings”.

Record warmth in CA is “climate change”. Record cold in NY is weather.

Earthling2
November 23, 2017 10:48 am

Everybody talks about the weather…but nobody does anything about it. Errr…is that carbon tax supposed to make the temperatures go down? Good luck with that, but sure sounds like a helluva way to raise some tax monies. Better crank up the carbon tax, or buy some carbon penance.

crackers345
Reply to  Earthling2
November 24, 2017 7:06 pm

yes – down.

i favor a carbon tax and dividend,
where all revenue collected is
given back on an equal per
capita basis

November 23, 2017 10:57 am

Don’t matter. As we’re so often reminded, the US is only 3% of the Earth’s surface. SoCal is a tiny piece of that 3%.

It’s just weather.

Reply to  James Schrumpf
November 23, 2017 11:49 am

CO2 is very selective don’t you know. 😉

crackers345
Reply to  James Schrumpf
November 24, 2017 7:03 pm

can i quote
you on that in the
future?

November 23, 2017 11:52 am

Baking a climate cake
1 oven – Cold
Cake mix
Pen + paper

Write down temperature of oven and time cake entered oven
Put in cake mix
Leave in cold oven for 40 minutes
Change temperature recorded on paper 40 minutes ago, adding 180c

Enjoy your drippy cake mix.

Reply to  Mark - Helsinki
November 23, 2017 11:53 am

I call it a Karl Cake

November 23, 2017 11:56 am

Alternatively

Baking a climate cake
1 oven – Cold
Cake mix
Access to your neighbour’s oven at dinner time

Write down temperature of oven and time cake entered oven
Put in cake mix
record temp of your neighbour’s hot oven
Leave in cold oven for 40 minutes
Smear the recorded temp of your neighbour’s oven onto your cold oven

Enjoy your drippy cake mix.

Cake Homogeni

ren
November 23, 2017 12:21 pm

Average solar activity is currently very low, which is reflected in high levels of neutrons.comment image
Low solar activity does not allow for settled air circulation. This is shown in the chart below.comment image

marque2
November 23, 2017 12:56 pm

This is actually normal. It is a Santa Ana winds where the wind which normally comes from the ocean gets reversed amd we get wind from the east instead. That air drops 5000 feet and in the process heating up the air which is already dry from climbing the very same mountains. This causes a 20 degree F rise in temperatures. It happens 2-3 weeks a year. This year it hit in Mid November. Of course natural warm phenomena is now called “global warming”

steven F
Reply to  marque2
November 24, 2017 3:56 pm

Yes it is a normal even in southern California. It’s especially nice when it happens in late December or January. When I visited my parents when I typically packed some warm weather clothing. One year I put shorts and tee shirt on Christmas day.

crackers345
Reply to  marque2
November 24, 2017 7:02 pm

what was yesterday’s normal
high for this region?
standard
deviation? number
of data points?

Robert from oz
November 23, 2017 1:31 pm

In Oz the authorities put out health warnings for the sick ,elderly and children because they were expecting multiple days above 25c or 77F .

November 23, 2017 1:47 pm

Too hot? Now here’s a form of geo-engineerig I can live with:

http://www.bbc.com/news/science-environment-42081892

Deep fry stuff – like chips, bananas, chicken dips. I’m in.

yirgach
Reply to  ptolemy2
November 23, 2017 6:27 pm

And beer.
Don’t forget the beer.

Dreadnought
November 23, 2017 3:38 pm

It’s man-made global warming wot dunnit!

crackers345
Reply to  Dreadnought
November 24, 2017 8:07 pm

why isn’t agw
a part of it?

ren
November 24, 2017 12:22 am

This is a forecast of a polar vortex pattern in the upper stratosphere.
http://images.tinypic.pl/i/00948/5913un5bia9b.png

Coeur de Lion
November 24, 2017 12:28 am

LA and San Fran nothing unusual today Nov 24

November 24, 2017 3:47 pm

I paid some attention to the records highs (and lows) for my little spot on the globe. I have list from different years from NOAA for each day’s local record temps. Newer lists have set some record highs (and lows) for a particular that did not break the record from an older list.

Does anyone have an old list for the record high for that day for these locals?

PS The oldest list I have for my little spot on the globe is from 2002 via TheWaybackMachine. The rest I copied at the time.

crackers345
Reply to  Gunga Din
November 24, 2017 9:39 pm

Gunga Din commented – “The oldest list I have for my little spot on the globe is from 2002 via TheWaybackMachine. The rest I copied at the time.”

15 years. not ever convincing.

i go by the nearest ghcn station to me. it’s in my town. they also publish monthly average temperatures. the warming is very apparent.

Reply to  crackers345
November 25, 2017 6:05 am

The cause is not apparent.
And just to be clear, the records don’t just go back 15 years.
In 2007 I went to the NWS site that covers my city and looked up the record highs and lows for my city. At that time it would give a table of the record highs and lows for each day of the entire year along the the year it was set (later list included ties). Some of the records were set in the late 1800’s.
List in later years, of course, showed some records broken but they also showed old records changed.
Here’s a comparison of the records changed between 2007 and 2012,

Rocord Lows Comparison						
Newer-'12			Older-'07 (did not include ties)			
7-Jan	-5	1884	Jan-07	-6	1942	New record 1 warmer and 58 years earlier
8-Jan	-9	1968	Jan-08	-12	1942	New record 3 warmer and 37 years later
3-Mar	1	1980	Mar-03	0	1943	New record 3 warmer and 26 years later
13-Mar	5	1960	Mar-13	7	1896	New record 2 cooler and 64 years later
8-May	31	1954	May-08	29	1947	New record 3 warmer and 26 years later
9-May	30	1983	May-09	28	1947	New tied record 2 warmer same year and 19 and 36 years later
	30	1966				
	30	1947				
12-May	35	1976	May-12	34	1941	New record 1 warmer and 45 years later
30-Jun	47	1988	Jun-30	46	1943	New record 1 warmer and 35 years later
12-Jul	51	1973	Jul-12	47	1940	New record 4 warmer and 33 years later
13-Jul	50	1940	Jul-13	44	1940	New record 6 warmer and same year
17-Jul	52	1896	Jul-17	53	1989	New record 1 cooler and 93 years earlier
20-Jul	50	1929	Jul-20	49	1947	New record 1 warmer and 18 years earlier
23-Jul	51	1981	Jul-23	47	1947	New record 4 warmer and 34 years later
24-Jul	53	1985	Jul-24	52	1947	New record 1 warmer and 38 years later
26-Jul	52	1911	Jul-26	50	1946	New record 2 warmer and 35 years later
31-Jul	54	1966	Jul-31	47	1967	New record 7 warmer and 1 years later
19-Aug	49	1977	Aug-19	48	1943	New record 1 warmer and 10, 21 and 34 years later
	49	1964				
	49	1953				
21-Aug	44	1950	Aug-21	43	1940	New record 1 warmer and 10 years later
26-Aug	48	1958	Aug-26	47	1945	New record 1 warmer and 13 years later
27-Aug	46	1968	Aug-27	45	1945	New record 1 warmer and 23 years later
12-Sep	44	1985	Sep-12	42	1940	New record 2 warmer and 15, 27 and 45 years later
	44	1967				
	44	1955				
26-Sep	35	1950	Sep-26	33	1940	New record 2 warmer and 12 earlier and 10 years later
	35	1928				
27-Sep	36	1991	Sep-27	32	1947	New record 4 warmer and 44 years later
29-Sep	32	1961	Sep-29	31	1942	New record 1 warmer and 19 years later
2-Oct	32	1974	Oct-02	31	1946	New record 1 warmer and 38 years earlier and 19 years later
	32	1908				
15-Oct	31	1969	Oct-15	24	1939	New tied record same year but 7 warmer and 22 and 30 years later
	31	1961				
	31	1939				
16-Oct	31	1970	Oct-16	30	1944	New record 1 warmer and 26 years later
24-Nov	8	1950	Nov-24	7	1950	New tied record same year but 1 warmer
29-Nov	3	1887	Nov-29	2	1887	New tied record same year but 1 warmer
4-Dec	8	1976	Dec-04	3	1966	New record 5 warmer and 10 years later
21-Dec	-10	1989	Dec-21	-11	1942	New tied record same year but 1 warmer and 47 years later
	-10	1942				
			31			
?			Dec-05	8	1976	December 5 missing from 2012 list
						
Record Highs comparison						
Newer-April '12			Older-'07 (did not include ties)			
6-Jan	68	1946	Jan-06	69	1946	Same year but "new" record 1*F lower
9-Jan	62	1946	Jan-09	65	1946	Same year but "new" record 3*F lower
31-Jan	66	2002	Jan-31	62	1917	"New" record 4*F higher but not in '07 list
4-Feb	61	1962	Feb-04	66	1946	"New" tied records 5*F lower
4-Feb	61	1991				
23-Mar	81	1907	Mar-23	76	1966	"New" record 5*F higher but not in '07 list
25-Mar	84	1929	Mar-25	85	1945	"New" record 1*F lower
5-Apr	82	1947	Apr-05	83	1947	"New" tied records 1*F lower
5-Apr	82	1988				
6-Apr	83	1929	Apr-06	82	1929	Same year but "new" record 1*F higher
19-Apr	85	1958	Apr-19	86	1941	"New" tied records 1*F lower
19-Apr	85	2002				
16-May	91	1900	May-16	96	1900	Same year but "new" record 5*F lower
30-May	93	1953	May-30	95	1915	"New" record 2*F lower
31-Jul	100	1999	Jul-31	96	1954	"New" record 4*F higher but not in '07 list
11-Aug	96	1926	Aug-11	98	1944	"New" tied records 2*F lower
11-Aug	96	1944				
18-Aug	94	1916	Aug-18	96	1940	"New" tied records 2*F lower
18-Aug	94	1922				
18-Aug	94	1940				
23-Sep	90	1941	Sep-23	91	1945	"New" tied records 1*F lower
23-Sep	90	1945				
23-Sep	90	1961				
9-Oct	88	1939	Oct-09	89	1939	Same year but "new" record 1*F lower
10-Nov	72	1949	Nov-10	71	1998	"New" record 1*F higher but not in '07 list
12-Nov	75	1849	Nov-12	74	1879	"New" record 1*F higher but not in '07 list
12-Dec	65	1949	Dec-12	64	1949	Same year but "new" record 1*F higher
22-Dec	62	1941	Dec-22	63	1941	Same year but "new" record 1*F lower
29-Dec	64	1984	Dec-29	67	1889	"New" record 3*F lower
Reply to  crackers345
November 25, 2017 9:00 am

OOPS!
I just looked at the list and noticed a couple of math errors in my comments.

crackers345
November 24, 2017 6:58 pm

AGW is large enough now that it
shows up in all weather events.

crackers345
November 24, 2017 9:12 pm

even though I sign
up for all posts and
comments, my inbox
gets less than, i
estimate, 10% of them.

is this typical?
is this a known problem
with wordpress?

KLohrn
November 24, 2017 10:56 pm

Its currently 54F in Mexico City, +2C AG Warming would make it +- 57F