[sounding]

Dec 27 at 1 PM at the Bridgeport Recreation Center for the Science & Tech Club meeting. Hear about the "Hottest July Ever" and how NOAA and NASA alter and even fabricate climatic temperature data. See how temperature data for Belle Glade, Florida are being created -- even though that observation station stopped reporting in 2005.

[jdulej]

Originally Posted by sounding

Dec 27 at 1 PM at the Bridgeport Recreation Center for the Science & Tech Club meeting. Hear about the "Hottest July Ever" and how NOAA and NASA alter and even fabricate climatic temperature data. See how temperature data for Belle Glade, Florida are being created -- even though that observation station stopped reporting in 2005.

So now the Villages has a Science and Tech club that doesn't believe in science? When are you having the lecture on the flat earth?

Merry Christmas!

[sounding]

The audience will also discover that (just last year) over 40% of all long-term, climatic, monthly temperature records were fabricated for observing stations that no longer exist. That percentage began rapidly increasing during the 1990s ... the same time "global warming" became a big news item. Since "science" is based on data, it's helpful to know how temperature data is observed and/or created.

[Chi-Town]

Should be an overflow crowd attending with such an exciting preview.

[sounding]

Not a problem. Since this (and climate change related talks in general) are the most requested and create the most lively Q&A sessions, it is already scheduled for future clubs and "non-science" groups -- and has even be given outside the Villages -- including Gainesville. This talk, along with the "Florida Hurricanes" and the "Villages 2007 Groundhog Day Tornado" talks, are the top 3 most requested. Most can be scheduled for any group, and can be tailored in time and content to fit the event's needs ... TheWeatherClubVillages.com

[MrFlorida]

Considering how much time I probably have left on this earth, the climate is not something I worry about.

[spd2918]

Originally Posted by jdulej

So now the Villages has a Science and Tech club that doesn't believe in science? When are you having the lecture on the flat earth?

Merry Christmas!

How is data falsification science?

[Hape2Bhr]

Originally Posted by sounding

Dec 27 at 1 PM at the Bridgeport Recreation Center for the Science & Tech Club meeting. Hear about the "Hottest July Ever" and how NOAA and NASA alter and even fabricate climatic temperature data. See how temperature data for Belle Glade, Florida are being created -- even though that observation station stopped reporting in 2005.

Does everyone agree July was a Calamity?

[Byte1]

Originally Posted by MrFlorida

Considering how much time I probably have left on this earth, the climate is not something I worry about.

[Topspinmo]

Originally Posted by Hape2Bhr

Does everyone agree July was a Calamity?

Yes, should of been August …

[Dana1963]

Half the inmates in The Villages can’t remember what the weather was yesterday

[justjim]

Originally Posted by sounding

Dec 27 at 1 PM at the Bridgeport Recreation Center for the Science & Tech Club meeting. Hear about the "Hottest July Ever" and how NOAA and NASA alter and even fabricate climatic temperature data. See how temperature data for Belle Glade, Florida are being created -- even though that observation station stopped reporting in 2005.

That great philosopher/scientist Dr. Sheldon Cooper wants to know if this is sarcasm?

[sounding]

That depends on how you wish to label NOAA intentions. Here is the URL, which provides the temperature data which is used in today's talk. As you can see, NOAA updates these altered and fabricated temperature records daily ... Index of /pub/data/ushcn/v2.5

[ThirdOfFive]

Originally Posted by sounding

Dec 27 at 1 PM at the Bridgeport Recreation Center for the Science & Tech Club meeting. Hear about the "Hottest July Ever" and how NOAA and NASA alter and even fabricate climatic temperature data. See how temperature data for Belle Glade, Florida are being created -- even though that observation station stopped reporting in 2005.

Well, I dunno about the data, but this past July (actually, this whole past summer) was the first my wife and I have spent in The Villages and I loved it. Arthritis that plagued me in Minnesota was just about nonexistent here. And tee times in the afternoons were absolutely no problem.

What's not to like?

[Dana1963]

It’s a conspiracy in Soundings mind