Every so often, a monthly temperature report comes along that gets breathless coverage—“hottest ever,” “unprecedented,” “climate signal unmistakable,” and so on. March 2026 appears to have been one of those months, at least if you focused narrowly on the contiguous United States (CONUS), which indeed posted a record warm March. And yet, if you scan the media coverage from March, a very different impression is conveyed—one that would leave readers thinking the entire planet was simmering. We see ...
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“March 2026 appears to have been one of those months, at least if you focused narrowly on the contiguous United States”
Certainly not counting the Northeast which had a severe winter and so far a cold, damp spring.
Weather doesn’t get any better than Colorado’s right now. Spring skiing when it’s warm and pleasant and good snow conditions, accept for not having enough of it. 7 resorts remain open after today.
https://www.denverpost.com/2026/04/02/colorado-ski-resorts-closing-keystone-steamboat/
Amen. We’ve been trying to get our house ready to sell in Northern Virginia, and one of its selling points is 5 acres of woods, and landscaping with really beautiful flora. Yet as of today, April 4, things are only starting to bud, and its going to be in the 40 F range all this coming week. It’s been record cold for us.
If you average out the deep blue over Northern Canada with the heat in the USA, would be close to “normal” temperatures.
Would love to see a rational scientific explanation how human CO2 caused this. 😉
“That’s the kind of context that tends to get lost when headlines are written.”
No, that’s the intent of the headline; to tell all of the Gullibles what to think. Just as they are also indoctrinated to behave and do as they are told. A large part of the population has had their skepticism forcibly removed; the only thing they are skeptical of are rational thinking skeptics!
yeah, i realize that the upper midwest doesn’t represent all of the US, but i am going to leave this here anyways.