Monthly Archives: February 2013

Tremendous cold made the Arctic ice-free last year. We can see the frightening effects of the Arctic’s rising temperatures in the quick and devastating melt of the region’s sea ice. In 2008, Arctic summer sea ice reached the second-lowest extent … Continue reading →

It has been 27 months since the rapid response team promised to get back to me My First Query To The Climate Science Rapid Response Team I expect to hear from them any day now.

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Remember when the Oregon state climatologist got fired for saying that Cascade snow cover was not declining? Mount Rainier WebCams

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Hansen has been criticized for commuting from central Pennsylvania into Manhattan – but since Manhattan submerged in 2009 he has been carpooling into the office. Can you spot Gavin?

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Met Office climate forecasts remind me of NASCAR racing the Met Office’s decadal forecast predicts renewed warming after 2010 with about half of the years to 2015 likely to be warmer globally than the current warmest year on record. Global warming set … Continue reading →

Since 1850, New York has been hit by seven major (category 3,4,5) hurricanes. The most recent was Hurricane Gloria in 1985. Chronological List of All Hurricanes Politicians hope to end major hurricanes in New York, by pretending that they can … Continue reading →

Early arrival of spring is a sure sign of global warming. Winter here to stay as snow falls across the country – Telegraph