Monthly Archives: September 2012

This is an actual photo of the post-Leslie devastation, sent over by Andy DC

Temperatures have warmed up since -40C last week. You can still see the devastation left behind by two hours of just above freezing temperatures this summer. summit:status:webcam

Only July 10, 1913 – Greenland Ranch, California reached 134F. It is now the official WMO hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth. Hansen tells us that heatwaves like this are impossible without CO2 from your SUV. docs.lib.noaa.gov/rescue/mwr/050/mwr-050-01-0010.pdf

After being the BPL’s top scorer in 2010-2011, he has been stuck in Fergie hell for a year. It will be nice to see him play this weekend at Fulham.

Berwyn now working for Romm Arizona rainfall has been far above normal this summer   90dPNormWRCC.png (688×531)

I’m confused now. Obama promised to heal the planet. Sea level rise has indeed declined, and no actual hurricanes struck the US during his presidency. Yet we are being bombarded with propaganda from the government that the climate is worse than they forecast. Did he heal … Continue reading →

Jimmy Carter supported Islamic extremists in Iran, and was rewarded by them taking hundreds of Americans hostage. Obama decided to follow Carter’s brilliant strategy, and has managed to achieve the same effect at multiple embassies. However, Obama has taken a different approach. … Continue reading →

for the first time in my adult lifetime, I am really proud of my country [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LYY73RO_egw] Obama is the first American to ever accomplish anything worthy of pride – $16 trillion in debt and 9% unemployment.

Experts tell us that Antarctica is melting down and will kill us all very soon. Weather Forecast Vostok, Antarctica | Vostok Weather | Wunderground

New Met Office data shows the United Kingdom is warming in line with global trends Readings show the UK’s annual mean temperature calculated over a thirty year time period has risen 0.52 degrees Celsius over the past two decades. New … Continue reading →