Europe August Temperature Trends Not Warming… Instead Have Been Cooling Over Past 2 Decades

By Kirye

NASA GISS likes to go back in history and alter the temperature figures from recorded datasets from all around the world, and then declare global warming.

Yet when we examine the (real) unadjusted, unaltered data, we find an entirely different story: In many places there has been little or even no warming over the recent decades. Many locations have seen cooling, in fact.

For example, using the data from the Japan Meteorology Agency (JMA), I checked 12 France stations which have August temperature data going back to 1982. Seven of 12 stations show August temperatures there have not warmed since 1990!

France August temperatures haven’t risen in almost 3 decades. Data source: JMA.

Looking at the 6 stations that have complete data going back to 1996 in the Scandinavian country of Finland, we also see the same story for August:

Three of 6 Finland stations have seen a cooling trend for August since 1996. The warming at the other three are statistically insignificant. Data source: JMA.

In neighboring Sweden we also find 6 stations for which the JMA has almost complete data going back over 2 decades:

Six stations in Sweden show a cooling trend for August since 1995. Data: JMA

These show no warming as well.

So when we look at the untampered data at stations in Europe, we find that there has not been any warming over the past recent decades. The story is the same at many stations scattered around the globe.

NASA GISS claims that warming has occurred because it simply changed the data to make it appear that way. Real data tell a different story.

8 responses to “Europe August Temperature Trends Not Warming… Instead Have Been Cooling Over Past 2 Decades”

  1. MGJ

    This accords with Tony Heller’s graphs of the raw data for the US on his realclimatescience.com website.

    Whichever metric you choose, it seems that the US – which has the most complete historical data – has, if anything, experienced a tiny cooling over the last century.

  2. bonbon

    The Climategate II story by NOAA whistleblower Dr John Bates. “NOAA breached its own rules on scientific integrity when it published the sensational but flawed report, aimed at making the maximum possible impact on world leaders including Barack Obama and David Cameron at the UN climate conference in Paris in 2015.”

    So I thought NOAA is the culprit, even after Dr. Bates. I suppose even after Climategat I and Dr. Mann, Phil Jones, something would have changed – instead it still continues.

    Let’s see, what is coming up :
    “Climate Strike” week, Sept. 20-27, is bringing anarchists and greenies to Manhattan to demonstrate at the UN during the opening week of the General Assembly, leading to an “International Rebellion” against scientific and industrial progress beginning October 7, organized by the eco-fas*cist Extinction Rebellion, founded and led by psych*edelic drug-user and -promoter Gail Bradbrook.

    Expect radical temperature revision….

    1. Jeff

      With any luck, AlGoreTheClimateWhore will show up, and there will be a blizzard of historic proportions. Indeed, a Sharknado, with even Landsharks surprised and trapped 🙂

      Maybe St. Greta the Greenhearted will learn a bit before then, too. One can only hope (hey, Pinoccio finally broke loose from his master(s), didn’t he?)…

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