Monthly Archives: May 2011

NCAR WRF water vapour forecast for midnight last night. Once again, the pattern of cold dry air in the west colliding with warm humid air in the east has proven deadly. And it isn’t going to get better any time … Continue reading →

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CHICAGO — The Windy City is preparing for a heat wave — a permanent one. Climate scientists have told city planners that based on current trends, Chicago will feel more like Baton Rouge than a Northern metropolis before the end … Continue reading →

Raquel Welch in La Jolla, Greenland – circa 1965.

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Crazy, crazy news. Antarctica is behaving no differently than it did when CO2 was lower. http://news.google.com/newspapers

1934 was a tough year for future alarmists. Heat and drought over much of the planet. As of the end of the last century, it was the hottest year on record in the US – by far. US temperatures had … Continue reading →

Over the past week, southerly winds have pulled the ice away from the Siberian Coast. Hopefully no Polar Bears were straddling the fracture at the time it broke off.

West Ham, Blackpool, and Birmingham disappeared from the Premiership this weekend. Wolves did manage to avoid extinction, despite being hunted down at home. This man also mysteriously disappeared, after it was discovered that Ray Wilkins was the real manager. Another … Continue reading →

Experts say it will take months to find the fingerprint of global warming in the storms this spring. Let’s do it in about 10 seconds. http://www.hprcc.unl.edu/products/maps/acis/YearTDeptUS.png Temperatures were unusually cold in the north and west, and warm and humid in … Continue reading →