Daily Archives: May 13, 2011

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http://www.arcticomm.net/webcam/arcticomm_webcam.jpg Hillary Clinton is in Nuuk this week to see if they can solve the ice deficit, as they did with the budget deficit. Temperatures in Nuuk slipped above freezing today, heralding doom for the planet. If you look closely, … Continue reading →

I added a tab to the menu which will allow us to watch the Greenland meltdown this summer live. In order to achieve Hansen’s “dead certain multi-metre sea level rise” we can expect to see about 20-30 metres of melt … Continue reading →

UTAH   BEAR RIVER ……………………………..  8 of 15     236*      149   WEBER-OGDEN RIVERS ……………………… 14 of 19     250       143   PROVO R.-UTAH LAKE-JORDAN R. …………….. 12 of 15     271       147   TOOELE VALLEY-VERNON CREEK ……………….  3 of  3     214       138 … Continue reading →

The Met Office welcomes the findings of the Transport Select Committee and its acknowledgement of the quality of our short range forecasts provided during November and December of last year. http://metofficenews.wordpress.com/ http://www.dailyexpress.co.uk/

Colorado River flooding is likely to begin soon.

One week and the global warming neurosis would we cured. As in “WTF were we thinking about?”

The National Academy of Sciences produced this map, claiming that Texas summers are going to get much hotter. This is in spite of the fact that Texas summers have not warmed for at least 120 years. http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/research/cag3/tx.html

May 4, 2011 Slow start to summer sea ice melt Arctic sea ice declined slowly through most of April. Because of the slow decline in April, ice extent for the month as a whole did not approach record lows, as … Continue reading →

CHARLESTON, W.Va. — There is a “pressing need for substantial action” by the United States to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to avoid serious environmental, economic and humanitarian risks, a National Academy of Science report issued Thursday concludes. Risks from dangerous … Continue reading →