Moe, your own source you posted says ...

"There is no long-term cooling trend," said climate scientist Jake Crouch of the NCDC.

"If we look at the long-term trend of temperatures for the globe, we see an increasing trend," he said. "However, La Niña can temporarily suppress global temperatures."

Now from this post you concluded ... "people seem to forget that weather patterns change all the time... fact is the earth as a whole has not went up in average temperature in over 20 years...the planet is not warming up, just different parts are... last year in Houston, we were at 110 degrees at this time, the past 2 weeks, it hasn't been above 90 degrees, and it has only been above 100 once so far this year"

The chart I posted shows several over 100 degrees at one location. There were other locations all around Houston that had even higher temperatures at different days. Manvel is one of them.

We can agree to disagree on opinions but facts are facts and the Earth is not in a 20 year cooling trend and Houston has had more than one 100+ degree day this year.