Real Story of French Record Heat Temperatures 2019

This video was originally published 1/7/2019

News regarding record heat in France has made the front-pages again, but snows in July in Mongolia were, however, missed because it seems like every newspaper wants to talk about this, “Heatwave: 45.9 degrees Celsius Gallargues-le-Montrieux, absolute record of heat beaten in France.”

Gallargues-le-Montrieux ‘s location is shown in this map.

If you browse through the social media feeds, you can find people are picking up on the story, and some are even our talking about historique.

Look at where the temperature station is situated. It is on top of a ceramic tiled rooftop! Do you think that does not skew the temperatures at all?

There are also other hot spots shown in Record absolutes beaten in France, but, that 44.3 degrees Celsius has to be reconsidered since 1921 temperatures were 44.8 degrees Celsius. That then, should be scratched off the map.

Meanwhile, the temperatures 45.1 and 45.9 degrees Celsius are being questioned because of the location of the temperature gauges. It is not acceptable to have something that reflects heat on a rooftop as a temperature gauge, and then expect that to be counted as a valid temperature record.

The image below summarizes the nouveau or the new records broken, but anything that is 44.8 degrees Celsius or under is beaten by the 1921 record, so those can be scratched off, along with the ones that are in question.

The reason I am talking about this is because I received a missive giving me the heads-up. It says:

I never would have found these without this message. There are several links which all are listed at the end of this article, so I encourage you to do your own research.

Previous historical data is fascinating. Images are provided for the temperature stories in 1921, and their historical data for the temperature records goes back to 1851, but somehow, records from these times were not considered because the data gathering tools were thought to be too old which either used dials or thermometers, and so satellite records are preferred. This is the kind of attitude that has been given to this whole thing. Though, recorded the highest temperature of 44.8 degrees Celsius, measured in the shade in 1921. As a result, the whole thing about the hottest ever in France is now in dispute.

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