Monthly Archives: August 2012

Guest Post By Joe Bastardi ————————————————————————————————————– Greatest Summer turn around ever? If we take the hot Julys of 52,53,54,34,36,10,11 And look at the August average of what follows we notice the mean of all this can be looked at to … Continue reading →

All records from the last ten years were set at new stations which didn’t exist during the 1930s. August 14 Nebraska USHCN record temperatures Temp Year(s) HASTINGS 4N 110 1936 FRANKLIN 108 1936 PAWNEE CITY 108 1936 TECUMSEH 1S 108 … Continue reading →

How is it that the satellites are missing all this ice? //ARCTIC.IO/OBSERVATIONS/8/2012-08-14/8-N71.799266-W153.693448 The Arctic rowers stuck at Barrow are complaining that the ice-free claims they are being told are incorrect.  There is lots of ice blocking Barrow now, and it … Continue reading →

The bike trails here in Fort Collins are packed with commuters, and we are also the thinnest state. By contrast, in Columbia, Maryland I spent 2-3 hours a day on high quality dedicated bike trails, and maybe saw a dozen other cyclists over a … Continue reading →

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We can watch the North Pole melt out through this frozen lens. http://psc.apl.washington.edu/northpole/NPEO2012/9.jpg

From looking at satellite ice maps, you would think that there is essentially no ice in the Chukchi or Beaufort Seas. The people who actually live there, and the rowers who are stuck in Barrow say differently. CMMBCTCA.gif (2200×1700)

NOAA and GISS reached a tipping point this month, having defiled US history by claiming that the heat and drought of 2012 is worse than the 1930s. This is an abomination of an important part of US history, and it … Continue reading →

Days over 100 degrees used to be very common in Fayette, Iowa – but they almost never happen any more. There are no 100 degree readings above 350 ppm CO2. U.S. Historical Climatology Network Like in Wisconsin, the measured data shows a … Continue reading →