Comments by "nuqwestr" (@nuqwestr) on "Global temperatures in September warmest on record, scientists find - BBC News" video.

  1. April to September record COOL temps where I am in Southern California. "The New Normal". We've even had snow in the Sierras already.
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  2.  @olivero.1877  Yes, I understand weather and climate are not the same, that average global temps don't directly reflect what goes on region to region, and that the ocean is not flat, and coastlines rise and fall also by movement of tectonic plates and other factors. I also understand the micro-statistical models used to project macro consequences have error factors which make them almost useless for projections 100 years out, and to mandate Draconian measures based on them is foolish.
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  3. I'm at the beach in SoCal, very cold Spring/Summer and we've already gotten snow in the Sierras.
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  4. Very cool temps here at the Beach in October, which is usually very hot with Santana Winds. We even had rain in September and snow in the Sierras. A "Global Average" not the same as regional weather, which in our case is driven by the thousands of years old El Nino effect.
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  5. We need to push next gen nukes to reduce the cost and increase safety, push forward, not regress to the darkness of the past.
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