as of Tuesday we are in range of breaking records here in New Jersey..
as of Yesterday we are at 62.20 tied for second, and it is raining today..
seems the global warming trend may get crushed under an advancing glacier...
over the years global warming alarmists have pointed to glaciers retreating as an indicator of a warming trend... while a school kid understands that glaciers advance due to snow pack and retreat in light snow years... if you only rely on one factor temperature, and ignore snow fall data.. then in a year that is setting record precipitation records, and is modestly cooler.. your poster child (retreating glaciers and ice fields) may put a chill on your data...
About 2 1/2 inches of rain Tuesday night and Wednesday morning makes 2009 the third-wettest year since records have been collected, the National Weather Service said Wednesday.
The storm brought total rainfall for the year at Atlantic City International Airport up to 56.62 inches, said Anthony Gigi, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Mount Holly.
The rainiest year was 1958, with 67.18 inches and 1948 comes in second with 62.20 inches of rain,
Rainfall records have been kept for nearly 130 years.
as of Yesterday we are at 62.20 tied for second, and it is raining today..
seems the global warming trend may get crushed under an advancing glacier...
over the years global warming alarmists have pointed to glaciers retreating as an indicator of a warming trend... while a school kid understands that glaciers advance due to snow pack and retreat in light snow years... if you only rely on one factor temperature, and ignore snow fall data.. then in a year that is setting record precipitation records, and is modestly cooler.. your poster child (retreating glaciers and ice fields) may put a chill on your data...