Daily Archives: March 5, 2013

Both of Earth’s large ice sheets are running about one hundred degrees below the freezing point this week. Hansen’s 350 ppm has been violated, and the meltdown is worse than it seems. Weather Forecast Vostok, Antarctica | Vostok Weather | Wunderground Weather Forecast … Continue reading →

Hansen (et al) must read: Get back to 350 ppm or risk an ice-free planet | ThinkProgress Five years later we are up to almost 400 ppm, and Antarctic sea ice has steadily increased to record levels. Hansen talks constantly and has absolutely no … Continue reading →

Team climate moron is complaining about soaring CO2, at the same time they are saying that there has been no warming for 10+ years. They might want to think through the implications of that to their religion. Twitter / borenbears: … Continue reading →

U.K. stores of natural gas, pushed to record lows by a dearth of tanker imports, will be exhausted in about two weeks unless temperatures rise, reducing demand for the heating fuel. inventories at Rough, the U.K.’s largest gas-storage facility, are … Continue reading →

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Last week the experts told us the corn/wheat belt drought was going to get worse. It appears that flooding is more likely than drought. 10-Day Precipitation Outlook for the Conterminous U.S.

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Last week Obama said sequester was Congress’ idea, and it would cause the economy to collapse. Both claims had no basis in fact, as we have come to expect from the White House. Dow sails past all-time high The Benghazi … Continue reading →

By JUSTIN GILLIS Published: January 8, 2013 The numbers are in: 2012, the year of a surreal March heat wave, a severe drought in the Corn Belt and a huge storm that caused broad devastation in the Middle Atlantic States, … Continue reading →

Ships Could Sail Right Over North Pole by 2050 | Weather Underground Who could resist the allure of traversing 3,000 miles of thick ice in -35C weather, carrying valuable merchandise? N_daily_extent.png (420×500)