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Hot days, cold thermometers

Zeke Hausfather · 22 Jul 2026 · theclimatebrink.com

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  1. A record set during an ecological disaster in one part of the country is not evidence that the whole country, much less the planet, was hotter.
  2. Third, raw daily data is the wrong tool for this question. Time of observation changes and the 1980s switch to MMTS sensors both suppress modern hot day counts relative to the past, and the raw and homogenized series diverge almost exactly when the instrument transition happened.
  3. The overall US warming trend (around 0.5F per decade since 1970 in max, min, and mean temperatures) is robust in every dataset, raw or adjusted, satellite or surface.