Presumably, Al Gore would shriek that more people smoked in September than August:
Meteorology bureau KNMI said on Wednesday the September of 2006 was shaping up as the warmest September in 300 years.
Weatherman Harry Geurts also said that this year’s July was the warmest July in three centuries.
Geurts said it was remarkable that two exceptionally warm September months have been recorded in quick succession.
The September of 1999 was the last September to be called the hottest September in 300 years. In 1994, July and November, were also awarded that distinction.
I’m waiting for the day that the climate alarmists start reporting that, say, this Monday was the warmest Monday in the past 40 years, or (since global warming also “causes” global cooling) Tuesday was the coldest Tueday in the past 60 years, ad nauseam.
