Monthly Archives: August 2012

329 months of global warming August 15, 2012 8:51 PM If we could pick the month when global warming officially started, it would be March of 1985. The previous month, February of 1985, was the last time the temperature of the … Continue reading →

NOAA forecast Irene to make landfall at every state along the east coast, and then bragged that they got it right.   [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Nt0IOnJXXA&feature=player_embedded] That is the equivalent of betting on every horse in a race, and then bragging that you … Continue reading →

It has been almost a year since Hurricane Irene made landfall near Wilmington, North Carolina with maximum wind speeds of 48 MPH. (In Colorado, we would call that a typical spring day.) http://www.wunderground.com/US/NC/Wilmington.html

The ice-free Arctic will dry up the midwest, and may kill us all before the year 2000.

Climate change is here — and worse than we thought James E. Hansen directs the NASA Goddard Institute for Space Studies. When I testified before the Senate in the hot summer of 1988 , I warned of the kind of … Continue reading →

Accuweather says that part of the US is expected to be above normal temperatures this winter. Romm and McKibben will have to shift their tunnel vision to the Northwest. AccuWeather calling for snowy winter in Baltimore, northeast – baltimoresun.com

2009 Attorney General Eric Holder told reporters in Cuernavaca, Mexico, where he and Department of Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano met with their Mexican counterparts, that they will move forward with efforts to stem illegal smuggling with the laws currently … Continue reading →

The clouds are finally clearing after last week’s Arctic storm, and now we can see the large regions of supposedly ice free water which opened up. //ARCTIC.IO/OBSERVATIONS/8/2012-08-15/8-N76.720116-W157.095889 We now have a new category of ice-free water, which would have in past times … Continue reading →

Joe reports the shocking news that it is hot in Arizona – in the summer. Summer temperatures in Arizona peaked in 1896, and recent summers have been among the coolest on record. As I mentioned earlier, I was a student … Continue reading →

Climate science is full of geniuses forecasting an ice-free Arctic, based on what has happened at 70 degrees north since the peak ice year of 1980. However, new research from the 15th century has determined that the Earth is not flat, and … Continue reading →