September 5 used to be a hot day in the US, but temperatures have plummeted since the 19th century.
On this date in 1925, Arkansas, Georgia, and Mississippi all reached 110 degrees. Illinois and Tennessee were 109 degrees. Alabama, Kentucky, and Missouri were 108 degrees. South Carolina was 107 degrees, Kansas was 106 degrees, Oklahoma was 104 degrees.
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Meanwhile the GLOBAL August anomaly up by 0.41Ç. Making it look as if 2017 will be 4th warmest year on record and the past 4 years the 4 warmest years on record.
According to Roy Spencer, global temps are rising at 0.13C per decade.
All this during a low solar cycle. I wonder what the VAST majority of scientists think the reason is?
And Al Bore said the ice caps would be gone by now and polarbears would drown and then this scam artists wonders why no one wants to see his fake documenties or hear his stupid poem