Sorry, I made the link all glowy and hyperlinked

Disprove this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6Un69RMNSw

http://www.smh.com.au/world/europe/moscow-wonders-where-winter-has-gone-as-temperatures-hit-133-year-high-20191219-p53lbi.html
This link is in the end only highlighting some records are falling right now
Not, in this case, an all-time one but well worth noting in a year of records following a decade of records
Some recent ones to be broken again today then maybe again next week
Nothing to see here? doubt that

Yeah, I mean the increasing temperature records match what we see from the seasons changing, the glaciers retreating, the ice caps melting, the winters ending sooner, the caterpillars coming out earlier, the Siberian permafrost now not being so permanent and melting - releasing more methane which will only heat the planet up more - the sea level rising, the heatwaves becoming all more frequent - what could possibly be going on!? (Slaps hand to forehead.)

Max Green very true not enough for some, however.
This day, heatwave approaching, our states Premier has declared a seven-day state of emergency for all of NSW, heat and extreme fire danger, right now, from out of nowhere smoke has dropped visibility to about 80 meters, nearest known fire 15 KLM.
Fingers crossed

http://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/fire-information/fires-near-me
While cut and paste a few minutes ago, unfortunately, the NSW RBF is not updating fast enough
Know the area, part of it, currently out of control, wandered around the very deep gullies as a kid
In fact, it gets near to my last ever school Yanderra, [current school is not my old one]
Take the time to look at the map, in one case three fires are now one, stretching from the Hawkesbury to Bargo [ one time home of Ivan Milat] my mums too, and mine for a couple of years
Dreadful and bank on it unseen in my lifetime

http://sciencing.com/volcanoes-erupted-last-100-years-7793285.html
The fact is extremists blame coal for all the problems, when there are other factors, including pollutants, even from grass clippings composting, while coal has given us reliable energy and raised our standard of living.
The current greenies blame the carbon release from bush fires upon not having more solar and wind generation of power. Many of the fires were started by lightening strikes, perhaps they should ban lightening