Buenos Aires' Coldest First Half Of July On Record; Great Barrier Reef Sets All-Time Record In 2024; Sunspot AR3738; + South Pole SSW Event

As a backwards MSM continues to call for the imminent collapse of the GBR, the latest data continues to show sustained, record-breaking growth.

Buenos Aires' Coldest First Half of July On Record

Argentina has been having a historically cold and snowy time of it this winter.

This graph shows the average temperature in Buenos Aires for the first half of July from 1950 to 2024, based on observations from the city's official Central Observatory.

The first half of July this year, with an average temperature of 7.3C (45.1F), was the coldest since records began in 1950.

The Buenos Aires Astronomical Observatory, established in 1872, has been instrumental in climatological studies through its systematic collection of temperature data.

Initially supporting astronomical observations, the observatory included meteorological measurements to correlate with atmospheric conditions, with reliable records dating back to 1950.

Unfortunately for the alarmists, during the first half of July at least, the dataset shows no trend.

Great Barrier Reef Sets All-Time Record In 2024

As a backwards mainstream media continues to call for the imminent collapse of the Great Barrier Reef (GBR) —as they have been for decades now— the latest data reveals sustained, record-setting recovery that should finally silence the doomsayers.