Monthly Archives: April 2011

HadCRUT Scotland temperatures since 1850.

0.0C anomaly. In Fahrenheit that would be approximately 0.0F.

Below are the HadCRUT graphs for Texas and Wisconsin. http://hadobs.metoffice.com/hadcrut3/data/HadCRUT3v.nc Texas since the 1870s. Wisconsin since 1850. Why do climate scientists keep spreading misinformation?

Rising temperatures could have a devastating impact on Wisconsin’s economy over the next decades, from a shrinkage in agricultural production to a meltdown of the American Birkebeiner ski marathon, according to a national report pegged to Earth Week. In fact, the … Continue reading →

Many scientists are concerned that plant and animal species may face extinction due to global warming, but biologists at Washington University in St. Louis are trying to predict exactly what will happen to them. Which species will migrate? Which evolve? … Continue reading →

If your electrician tells you that there is a 30 percent risk that your house will set on fire if you do not change your cables, would you call another electrician? If the next electrician confirms the 30 percent risk, … Continue reading →

Forecast temperatures for the next four days. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W27FUXlkPQI]

Texas fires push climate change hot buttons “By now, most people get that you can’t attribute any single weather event on global warming,” said John Nielsen-Gammon, the Texas state climatologist and a professor at Texas A&M University. Short-term weather, even … Continue reading →

The map below shows all the earthquakes in the last two weeks greater than 4.0 magnitude. http://www.iris.edu/servlet/eventserver/map.do

Aggie professor Jerry North hints that the near record cold La Nina was caused by global warming. “The current weather conditions are due to the La Niña weather pattern,” said Travis Miller, professor, associate head and extension program leader for … Continue reading →