2006 – A Key Year For My Understanding Of Climate
Posted on January 17, 2018 by tonyheller
January 2006 was very warm in the US. I remember sitting outside in shorts and a t-shirt and thinking that global warming was the cause. That summer I drove through Sacramento, California at 115 degrees. Global warming was looking bad! But a few weeks later the weather turned cold and wet, and Fort Collins had their largest snowstorm on record during Christmas Week that year.
Since 2006, January temperatures in the US have plummeted, and the frequency of cold nights has skyrocketed. The century trend for January temperatures in the US is downwards.
https://realclimatescience.com/2018/01/2006-a-key-year-for-my-understanding-of-climate/
