You're Hot and You're Cold...

Cherry-pickin':

The numbers are in. The year 2014 – after shattering temperature records that had stood for hundreds of years across virtually all of Europe, and roasting parts of South America, China and the Russian far east – was the hottest on record, with global temperatures 1.24F (0.69C) higher than the 20th century average, US government scientists said on Friday.

A day after international researchers warned human activities had pushed the planet to the brink, new evidence of climate change arrived. The world was the hottest it has been since systematic records began in 1880, especially on the oceans, which the agency confirmed were the driver of 2014’s temperature rise.

Hold on a minute! When all of us "global warming deniers" (i.e., people who understand the scientific method) pointed out that we had the coldest winter in recorded history a couple years ago, we were told that "you can't cherry pick data out of long term trends" and "that's just weather, not climate." What about all that huff? Oh, right; it doesn't fit YOUR narrative, so it's meaningless.


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