I watch the local news almost every day. If "global warming"

Because most places started recording daily highs and lows in the late 19th century. So if we have a "record-breaking" summer or whatever, it might have been many times worse in 1735-1778 but we would never know.

>>136811848
That's true for white countries. If we look at third world countries, many of them didn't have a national meteorological archive or whatever until as late as the 1970s. Some even later. So when they say they have the hottest summer since the last ice age, it's bullshit. We simply don't know because nobody kept reliable records.

Some countries don't even have a census or any reliable government statistics office. How can we believe anything they say about things that happened before they kept records?

>>136808652
Old rich Europeans started using dubious technology back then.

I wouldn't trust any of it. The UK's "average" temperature back then would have been recorded by 5 blokes on their roof tops.

Thats my argument to morons who see tye same thing.

>global warming muh planet
Why were temps way higher and lower between 1900 and 1930s?

weather != climate