<![CDATA[Lubbock Is Not Getting Hotter, Cooler, Wetter, Drier, Rainier, Snowier Or More Extreme]]>Crosbyton, Texas is the closest USHCN station to Lubbock, TX – where Canadian Katherine Hayhoe moved 10 years ago and declared herself the local climate expert.

One month ago, she warned Texas cattlemen about drought and desertification due to global warming

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What Climate Change Is Doing to the Texas Cattle Ranch | The New Republic

Now she is blaming the rain on global warming.

This is what Lubbock looks like today.

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January to May rainfall is about the same as it was seventy years ago

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The number of days with rain is about the same as the 1960s

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The number of days with heavy rain hasn’t changed. 

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The heaviest rainfall events haven’t changed recently, but were slightly larger a century ago.

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Snowfall is about the same as 100 years ago.

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The number of 100 degree days peaked in the 1930’s. There was one very hot summer in 2011, but it was an outlier.

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There was a spike in temperatures about 10 years ago back up to 1920’s levels, but it has disappeared.

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Katherine Hayhoe bases on her claims on superstition and faith, not data. There is no indication of long term climate change in Lubbock.

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