Monthly Archives: January 2013

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Europe-wide Next 3 Days Accumulated Snow

On Wednesday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” the Center for American Progress’ Christie Hefner said that Chicago’s sky-high murder rate could be blamed — at least in part — on climate change. Liberal Christie Hefner ties Chicago murder rate to … Continue reading →

These are the people who Feinstein is counting on to wreck the Second Amendment. A store calling itself Fearless Distributing opened early last year on an out-of-the-way street in Milwaukee’s Riverwest neighborhood, offering designer clothes, athletic shoes, jewelry and drug … Continue reading →

According to NOAA historical records – July, 1936 was much hotter than July 2012. Why is NOAA saying now that 2012 was hotter? docs.lib.noaa.gov/rescue/mwr/064/mwr-064-07-c1.pdf Jul12TDeptUS.png (688×531) July 2012 didn’t even crack the top ten for number of July all-time daily record … Continue reading →

Since the beginning of the 1970s, the global temperature has risen strongly. However in the last 10-15 years the trend has flattened out considerably. Depending on the year used as a starting point, the trend is practically zero. This is … Continue reading →

The nine hottest summers (based on afternoon maximum temperature) all occurred below 350 ppm CO2

There are 824 GHCN HCN stations which have been continuously active since at least 1920, The graph below shows how many of them set their all-time record maximum each year. As you can see, the US used to be much … Continue reading →

The constant barrage of misinformation coming from NOAA and elsewhere about the weather, seems to have lead a significant portion of the population to believe that all weather events are unprecedented – and due to something called “climate change.” No … Continue reading →

When I was eleven, I went through many of the NRA safety and marksmanship programs. I learned to respect rifles and be very safe with them, and I passed this knowledge on to my children. If boys in the inner … Continue reading →