The Evil Dr. Longshadow

Look, if you really think it's still 2007, you need the advice in that Facebook link now more than ever. Oh, and I SAID, it's missing eighteen of the most recent years. I'm NOT going to chase them, either. BTW, January of 2025 was six months ago. That's plenty of time to chart it, since I was only counting January periods through the years.

Like I was going to look for your point when I already know you can't make one. Your chart stopped eighteen years ago. It shows an average of 37 between January of 1960 and January of 2007 (just down the January column) and it's conveniently missing any data between January 2008 and January 2025. https://www.facebook.com/reel/1262433195610306/

I zoomed in. Nothing but block pixels.

Now post something legible. I can't see this pixelated garbage.

You don't have anything to wotk with

I've been there too... without a heated car.

Because "tropical paradise" is going to be next narrative in a few more years, even when people are still digging their cars out of snow drifts. The climate alarmists never stop and when people catch onto them, they double down.

When was the last time you saw an average that actually reflected what is commonplace?

"Not routinely" New York: Subfreezing temperatures lasting three to four months, routinely.

I'm saying I didn't mention the silver in this thread.

Nothing there. I didn't mention the silver in this thread.

And... averages don't reflect what is commonplace.

Who is Sally supposed to be?

Those could be identical twins. Where's the picture of me?

So go buy a mansion in that tropical paradise, while it's still cheaper than Florida.

No, all you did was superimpose Ben Franklin's face on a doll.

When did so many of the "news" outlets have any credibility to begin with?

Oh, look... it's Ben Franklin in a cloche

This is a tent. Tents are made of cloth, not plexiglass. .

So, when Florida is not a tundra, nor is NYC tropical. These are momentary blips in both cases, not at all what is commonplace.

I know exactly what you did. You wanted that circle to get my attention, as though making a veiled claim that I use circular logic.

When you engage me, you're part of the argument. Don't engage when you don't want to be in it.

Let's put this another way, Mr. Genius... Souhern Florida has had a few recent downturns in the temperature that led to crops being damaged by frost. That of course, affects the average for those years. Does that mean that Southern Florida is now a tundra?

And what did he say about the temps?

So, some guy said it back then and didn't bother to write any of it down?