Monthly Archives: August 2012

On average Alaska has warmed by about 4 degrees Fahrenheit over the last 150 years. There are widespread consequences such as melting glaciers and insect-devastated forest in response to this temerature change. Scientists say Alaska is like a canary in … Continue reading →

The North Pole is freezing up for the winter.   9.jpg (1024×576) A big storm broke up the ice in the Chukchi Sea and got our friends all excited this week, but their fun is about to come to a … Continue reading →

Hurricanes used to hit Florida about once a year. Now they average about one every other year. The current stretch of seven hurricane free years is the longest on record. www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/hurdat/ushurrlist18512009.txt

USHCN is increasing their upwards adjustments exponentially every year. They have no checks and balances, and will continue to cheat at a faster and faster rate for as long as they can get away with it. There is not even … Continue reading →

USHCN says that they tamper with data this much ts.ushcn_anom25_diffs_urb-raw_pg.gif (650×502) In reality, they do vastly more data tampering than they admit. The graph below overlays the graph above on the current final monthly minus raw. It gets worse though, the final … Continue reading →

Warrenton, Missouri is located right at the hottest of the hot in July, 2012 Average temperatures in Warrenton during July were six degrees cooler than 1901, 1934 and 1936, and almost one degree cooler than 1954. July 2012 wasn’t anywhere … Continue reading →

USHCN has released their end of July temperatures data again, this time without 2008-2012 missing. The graph below shows the difference between their reported and measured annual data. They are now upwards adjusting 2012 by a world and olympic record … Continue reading →

Missouri was the most anomalously hot state in July, yet measured maximum temperatures were only sixth hottest on record – five degrees cooler than 1934.  

Arkansas was ground zero for the July 2012 “record” heatwave, yet high temperatures were only the 15th hottest. NOAA’s claim that July was the hottest on record in the US is based on tampered data and is simply not true. … Continue reading →