End US War Machine: '43 of Chicago's 45 hottest days happened before 1941, July 1936 had 8 days over 105F'

Saturday, March 31, 2012

'43 of Chicago's 45 hottest days happened before 1941, July 1936 had 8 days over 105F'

3/31/12, "Chicago’s 45 Hottest Days All Occurred With CO2 Below 350 ppm," Real Science, Steven Goddard

"Climate fraudsters have run amok about the nice weather in Chicago this month, making false claims like “no place has ever had six days in a row of record heat”

Chicago is not getting hotter.

All 45 of Chicago’s hottest days occurred below 350 ppm, and all but two of those occurred before 1941. July 20-25 1934 set a record high temperature on each day. July 1936 had eight days over 105F. It has been more than 80 years since Chicago hit 105F

July 1, 1934 – 106F
July 8, 1934 – 103F
July 9, 1934 – 105F
July 20, 1934 – 105F
July 21, 1934 – 106F
July 22, 1934 – 107F
July 23, 1934 – 107F
July 24, 1934 – 106F
July 25, 1934 – 105F
July 31, 1934 – 104F

July 7, 1936 – 107F
July 8, 1936 – 106F
July 10, 1936 – 107F
July 11, 1936 – 109F
July 12, 1936 – 108F
July 13, 1936 – 108F
July 14, 1936 – 111F
July 17, 1936 – 102F
July 22, 1936 – 102F
July 26, 1936 – 106F

July temperatures have been declining in Illinois, with 2009 being the coldest July on recordDuring last year’s hot July, the warmest temperature was 93F – compared to 111F in 1936.