Monthly Archives: May 2011

For now, there simply isn’t enough data to say whether climate change makes severe thunderstorms and tornadoes more or less likely. But 2011 could prove to be the beginning of a trend. “We can’t say much about one particular outbreak, … Continue reading →

VARIABILITY AND TRENDS IN MOUNTAIN SNOWPACK IN WESTERN NORTH AMERICA Philip W. Mote 1,  Martyn Clark, and Alan F. Hamlet 5.  CONCLUSIONS We have demonstrated that the widespread decline in springtime SWE noted by Mote (2003) in the Northwest is … Continue reading →

Before we leave bin Laden to his watery grave, I did want recall the few times when he spoke out on another issue dear to our hearts around here: climate change. Though bin Laden had been silent for some time—and now … Continue reading →

Typical Obama. The mission succeeded in spite of his best efforts to mess it up. Then he takes credit. WikiLeaks: Osama bin Laden killed after tip-offs from Guantanamo The mastermind of the 9/11 attacks, who was interrogated using “torture” techniques, … Continue reading →

They warned us that snow cover was rapidly declining in the Cascades. http://www.skimountaineer.com/MtnWebCams/Rainier-MtnWebCams.html?size=med

In fact, it may be that President Obama single-handedly came up with the technique in order to pull this off.  You see, the military wanted to go in there and bomb like they always do. They wanted to go in … Continue reading →

Romm is blaming the high tornado count the last two weeks on global warming. There are so many things wrong with his analysis, it is difficult to tell where to start. Global temperatures have been below the 30 year mean … Continue reading →