@Ionus,
Ionus wrote:I thought okie gave his opinion about the data. He said it was inaccurate. You say it is accurate but that he cant use it. The data is only for proving warming, not cooling. Okie needs to find himself some data that hasnt been taken yet.
You need to understand parados's pattern of logic, Ionus, only inaccurate climate data can be used to prove global warming that amounts to a fraction of one degree, but to prove it is record cold in Oklahoma, such as 31 below, it is completely bogus. Do you understand that now? Also, peoples personal thermometers and experience by friends and relatives do not count at all. My own experience does not count either when I recently drove up I-35 from Texas into Oklahoma. Even though all those rolling blackouts were happening because of electric heaters being used, it was all peoples imagination, it was actually warm outside. The most important thing to remember, Ionus, is that inaccurate climate readings can only be used to calculate fractions of a degree from normal, which tells us the earth is being destroyed and that we have to spend trillions to save it. However, we cannot use climate station data that are marginally wrong to tell us it is below zero outside. Have you got that now, Ionus? We can all be very grateful that we have a guy like parados here to explain all of this to us.