It was also a diversionary tactic that conveniently hid from the minds of American citizens the recent record cold & recent dam replenishments
More importantly, the claim of the hottest day since whenever was a great diversionary tactic which could easily get the public to forget about the recent record cold temps of early 2023, as well as the seemingly miraculous 2023 water replenishment of the dams in California and elsewhere in the American West.
That water replenishment was equivalent to a cancer patient suddenly being cured. Yet, the replenishment was predicted by those of us ... including me ... who understood that the directional flow of the Pacific Ocean's equatorial currents oscillate ... and cause very predictable atmospheric behaviors.
Simultaneously, there was the matter of how the weather of 2023 was expected to resemble the heatwave & drought Year of 2012, due to existence of the 11 Year Sunspot Cycle Theory. And mysteriously enough, the hottest years are not also the years with the most sunspots. Yet, there seems to be a pattern. Perhaps. Therefore, if and only if the 11 Year Sunspot Cycle Theory is the real deal, then a repeat performance of the record cold winter of 2014 will come in 2025, at least in part.
Concerning 2014, Antarctica had it's largest sea ice extent in recorded history. In 2014, America had its harshest winter in 40 years, even to the point of making Florida a chilly venue, in the process. Seven years later, in 2021, Antarctica ended up having its coldest winter in recorded history. And in 2021 & 2022, there were record high harvests. Such facts are NOT a Climate Crisis.
Paris
A tragic heatwave that comes upon the same European landscape ... in intervals of time ... does NOT constitute any form of a never-before-seen global phenomenon. When the atmospheric CO2 level was undoubtedly low, there was summertime tragedy in Paris in 1911. There was the same type of tragedy there in 1976 and in 2003, when the CO2 level differed between the three years of Parisienne tragedy.
The truth is that whatever weather events on Earth happened in the past three years ... and in the past thirty years ... all happened previously. Mankind has repeatedly seen it ... over and over again and again ... even when the CO2 level was low. Therefore, that which Sigourney Weaver read at the 2016 Democrat Party Convention was one easily provable lie.
Moreover, the recurring Paris heatwave tragedy that dates back to 1911 was NOT an issue on the 4th of July, 2023. This is BECAUSE the high temperature in Paris on that day was only 72 degrees Fahrenheit. See for yourself.

London
Meanwhile, in London, a city claimed to be engulfed in greenhouse gas-induced flames, the high temperature for July 4th, 2023, was no more than 64 degrees Fahrenheit. It was 17.77 degrees Celsius there. That temperature comprises a Spring day in Pittsburgh ... or Philly ... or Cincinnati.
Despite the statistics, certain players of the UN, the Biden-Harris Administration, and the mainstream media acted as if the End of the World was at hand and that it was all the fault of people who drive automobiles, use gas stoves, own gas water heaters, and herd cattle. The political players had no idea how asinine & buffoonish they sounded in front of video & TV cameras, whenever they spoke.
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Review of the temps of July 4th, 2023 throughout much of the Northern Hemisphere
As a quick preview, it was at the actual South Pole, in Antarctica, where it officially measured -67F to -81F on the day that was "unofficially" declared the hottest one since 1979 ... and later declared the hottest day in human history ... with that day being July 4, 2023.
Moreover, at the United States McMurdo Station, located very near the famous & exceptional large Ross Ice Shelf, the high temperature there was a deadly MINUS 14 degrees Fahrenheit, with the low of that day being an even more deadly -28F ... on the 4th of July, 2023, of course. Then there is the famous Vostok station. On July 4th, 2023, it was -56F at Vostok.
And Now to Africa
At Addis Ketema, Ethiopia, it was no more than 67 degrees Fahrenheit, on July 4th, 2023. On the northern border of Ethiopia is Eritrea. At Asmara Maekel, Eritrea, the temperature did not go above 77F, on the same July 4th day.
At Kampala Uganda, the temperature did NOT go above 75F, on that day. At Mbabune, Haut Uele, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the temperature did NOT go above 77F on the exact same day.
Of course, one would assume that the general Congo area is always blazingly hot. Well, it's not. Tanzania also has regions that are perpetually mild, as does Kenya and Ethiopia. In fact, there is a plateau in Nigeria where it doesn't get any hotter than it does in Pennsylvania, 5,000+ miles away.
In continuing, it was at Karachuonyo Kenya, on July 4th, where the temperature did NOT go above 78F. In Nairobi Kenya, the high temperature of 7/4/23 was only 68 degrees Fahrenheit. These African temperatures are equivalent to Springtime in Pennsylvania, and this shows that Africa is not a continent engaged in a wall-to-wall high temp climate crisis.
Concerning the absence of heat in regions of Africa, if all of Africa were as heated as the Climate Hysteria People make it out to be, then fur-clad mammals could not survive there. This includes the lion, the ocelot, the hyena, the monkey, the gorilla, the giraffe, the fennec fox, and the rock rabbit. Political activists don't think. They live on emotional surges.
Back in the USA
Let's take a look at Los Angeles in Southern California, as in "It never rains in Southern California." It should have at least been 90 degrees Fahrenheit in sunny LA, on the hottest day in satellite history. It was only 78 degrees Fahrenheit on that Fourth of July day, and that is equal to a late Springtime day in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania ... or Columbus, Ohio.
The Mediterranean
Even Beirut Lebanon was 7 degrees Fahrenheit below its July average. Thus, on July 4th, 2023, Beirut was like a summer day in none other than . . . yes, you got it . . . Pennsylvania. So, where was all the "record-breaking heat" on July 4, 2023 ??? Beijing had a high temperature that day. But, Beijing is not the "whole world." Chicago had a hot day too, as did Seoul South Korea. But, Chicago & Seoul do not constitute the "whole world," either.
Past the Red Sea
Yemen borders on Saudi Arabia to the north and the Arabian Sea to its south. The Red Sea is to its left. So, a novice would assume that Yemen would be as hot as the interior desert lands, minus the area that gets the Arabian Sea Breeze. Well, on July 4th 2023, it was 74F at Shib al Murasysi.
And yes, it's always hotter in Pennsylvania on the 4th of July. For example, the July 4th temperature average for historic & tragic Gettysburg Pennsylvania is = = = => 85F. On July 4th (2023) it was officially 87F in Gettysburg. Two degrees Fahrenheit above average is NOT global boiling.
India is known for hot summertime temps
At the southwestern tip of India is Thiruvananthapuram. It used to be called Trivandrum, and it's still the capital of the State of Kerala. It's located at 9 degrees latitude. So, its between the Tropic of Cancer and the Equator. Surely it gets blazingly hot there. Well, not on July 4th, 2023. It was 84F there on that day. In fact, its historic July average high temp is 85F.
At this point, enter the center of Southern India, where it should be really really hot in the summertime. The city is Bengaluru, aka Bangalore. It's in the State of Karnataka, and its historic average July high temperature is no higher than 81F. On July 4, 2023, it was one degree BELOW average in Bangalore. That doesn't sound much like the hottest day in human history. That doesn't sound much like "global boiling."
Now enter Mumbai, the Indian city which was the recipient of a wave of terrorist attacks in November of 2008. It's India's most populated city. It's historic average July high temp is 86F. On July 4, 2023, it's high was 84F. Mumbai's hottest day in the entire month was no more than 2 degrees Fahrenheit BELOW average.
London England, the actual Tale of the Measuring Tape.
London England's July 4th, 2023 temps are the most influential of them all. And why? It's because the 2022 media went haywire, in FALSELY CLAIMING that CO2 was causing London to heat-up, dry-out, and burn so badly that the London Fire Brigade had it busiest day since WWII, on July 19, 2022. Well, a number of days in 1976 and in other 20th Century months were more busy for the LFB than was July 19th, 2022.
None the less, on July 19, 2022 it was boldly proclaimed that London was on the verge of charred annihilation and that all of the Earth was now in a Climate Crisis. This means that the Year 2023 was guaranteed to be just as hot and dry as 2022 was in London for a four or five day period. In as much, what was London's high temperature, during the July 2023 day which was declared to have been the hottest day in known history? Was it over a hundred degrees Fahrenheit in London?
ANS: Not at all. It was 64 degrees Fahrenheit in London, on July 4, 2023. The low nighttime temperature for that particular day was 57F. That's equivalent to a chilly Spring day & a mild Spring night in Pennsylvania, USA.
London's high temp for July 1st, 2023 was 72F. For July 2nd, it was 68F. For Monday, July the 3rd, London's high temp was 68F.
Then, on July 19th, 2023 ... on the one-year anniversary of the London-is-burning-due-to-greenhouse-gas story, the temperature in hot hot London was no more than .... 72F ... with the humidity being 52% ... and with the barometer reading 29.98 Hg ... and with a windspeed being 11.807 miles per hour, between the hours of 12pm & 6pm. After 6pm, the humidity rose to 61%.
And remember, the date was July NINETEEN, 2023. There's your blazing Global Boiling heat for you, folks. It was all a con game. See for yourself:
Below: July 1 to July 6, 2023. No infernal temperatures here.
One year after all of the End-of-the-World-in-London hype, the high July temperatures ... day after day in London ... were only in the 70s Fahrenheit. The journalism of July 19, 2022 was shear fraud. *********************************************************************************
Below: July16 to July 21, 2023: The Anniversary of a Lie
That unconscionable deceit of the Greater London Story is covered at the Blue Marble Album, in two detailed posts, with numerous illustrations contained within, including some of the Incidents Report pages from the London Fire Brigade, itself:
https://www.bluemarblealbum.com/2022/11/london-fire-statistics.html
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https://www.bluemarblealbum.com/2024/05/July2022-official-greater-london-fire-stats.html
Elsewhere
Bogota Columbia had a high of 69F, on that exact same July 4th day. With this having been cited, answer one question: Where was all the excess heat on July 4, 2023 ???
Keep in mind that there are regions where 90+F and 100+F and even 110F are the average temps. This includes Baghdad & Kirkuk as two examples. In the middle of July there, the average high temperature hovers around 111F. Well, on July 4th, the temperatures at those hot-temp regions were basically average. You can go and look for yourself at a number of readily available information sites. Here is an example:
Mexico also has been known to have hot temperatures. Yet, on July 4th 2023, it didn't go above 80F in Mexico City. Toluca Mexico only had a high of 79F, on the exact same July 4th day, and Metepec Mexico only had a high of 72 degrees Fahrenheit.
Meanwhile, the high temp in Fresnillo, Zacatecas, Mexico was only 73F. In fact, it didn't get hotter than 73 degrees Fahrenheit in Fraijanes Guatemala. It is literally hotter during any given Pittsburgh summer day, and Pittsburgh is 2,348 miles north of Mexico City.
Thirty-six or so photographic samples are below, comprising one Greenland illustration & 35 or so monthly temp charts ... trimmed down in two-week or one-week increments.
Of course, being that it's Wintertime in the Southern Hemisphere in July, no Southern Hemispheric city or town is cited below. No Russian or Scandinavian city is cited, either. And no Canadian city is cited herein.
None the less, Planet Earth doesn't appear to be the End-of-the-World inferno it was made out to be, by those who, under Biden & Harris, planned to confiscate your gasoline-powered car, your gas stove, and then your gas water heater, followed by your gas-powered central heating unit, otherwise known as your furnace. Look, perceive, and be liberated.
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Above: July 2023. Two years prior, in 2021, Antarctica had its coldest winter in history. The co2 level was almost exactly the same as today. So, how do you go from record cold to record heat, if co2 rules the planet? Plus, how does co2 drive the atmosphere, if it only exists there at 1/10th of 2/5th of 1%? ANS: CO2 doesn't drive the climate. The Sun does.
Below: The actual South Pole was MINUS 67F on the 4th of July, 2023, and it got as low as -98F in Antarctica, at more than one place there ... during July of 2023. |