Monthly Archives: January 2013

When Obama starts talking patriotism, you know that the US is in big trouble. “I’ve served with Chuck Hagel, I know him. He’s a patriot, he’s somebody that’s done extraordinary work both in the United States Senate — he’s served this country … Continue reading →

Physics is implacable. It takes the carbon dioxide we produce and translates it into heat, which causes ice to melt and oceans to rise and storms to gather. And unlike other problems, the less you do, the worse it gets. … Continue reading →

The New York Times says that it is too warm for hockey in the Arctic, but the golfing conditions are perfect. summit:status:webcam

BEIJING – Temperatures recorded since the end of November 2012 have marked the lowest temps to hit China in 28 years, the China Meteorological Administration (CMA) said Saturday. Temps have averaged minus 3.8 degrees Celsius since the last 10 days … Continue reading →

UK wrecked by drought in 2012 Fears of British super-drought after record low rainfall in winter | Environment | The Observer UK wrecked by lack of drought in 2012 2012: the year Britain’s weather turned dangerous | Environment | The … Continue reading →

The press corpse wants you to believe that scary looking NRA members who drive pickup trucks and Harleys and attend gun shows are going to come hurt you. Nothing could be further from the truth.  

You can’t make this stuff up Rinks in Canada’s Arctic Turn to Cooling Systems By JEFF Z. KLEIN Published: January 4, 2013 Winter has come to the vast, northernmost reaches of Canada, the sparsely populated area surrounding the Arctic Circle … Continue reading →

08 Jan 1906 – AT MILDURA. ANOTHER SCORCHING DAY. SHADE READING… This was thirteen degrees warmer than the “record heatwave” forecast of 2012 Weather Forecast Mildura, Victoria | Mildura Weather | Wunderground h/t to Ivan

Temperatures have been running far below normal this winter in most of the US, and are forecast to get much colder in about a week. MonthTDeptUS.png (688×531) The forecast is another 10 degree drop in temperature – towards historic lows. 10-Day Temperature … Continue reading →

A sure sign of global warming is when 80% of New Mexico is covered with snow. National Snow Analyses – NOHRSC – The ultimate source for snow information Overheated air from the rapidly melting Arctic travels south, and causes snow … Continue reading →