Monthly Archives: October 2012

There were extremely few tornadoes and hurricanes in the US.  We are soon headed into our eighth year without a major hurricane, the longest such period since the Civil War. This past summer was also the quietest on record for tornadoes. I … Continue reading →

Twitter / jhaverly: #Forward RT @lansing: Obama … h/t to Marc Morano

HAMweather Climate Center – Record Events – Continental US View

Climatologists are pessimistic that political leaders will take any positive action to compensate for the climatic change, or even to allay its effects. They concede that some of the more spectacular solutions proposed, such as melting the Arctic ice cap … Continue reading →

Looks like the coldest El Nino on record. Just a week or two ago, the usual crop of suspects were predicting record warmth in 2013 – because of El Nino. sst_anom.gif (800×600)

Opinion: Global warming takes toll on Colorado forests It doesn’t take a scientist to understand the connection between climate change and forest fires. Last spring was hot and dry, which resulted in a dry forest that easily burns. This should not surprise … Continue reading →

Why is the weather so calm in Arizona, and so stormy in the Arctic? According to numb-nuts brain-damaged alarmists, this is because “more energy in the system” produces stronger storms.

I just took the pictures below in an area north of Los Alamos which was completely wiped out by fire 12 years ago. Prior to the fire, it was overgrown, sickly pine forest, caused by 70 years of fire suppression. Now it … Continue reading →

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18 Feb 1952 – RAPID MELTING OF POLAR CAPS CLEVELAND, Sunday.