Monthly Archives: June 2013

The snow has melted away from a few small areas near the southern tip of Greenland, opening up great gardening possibilities before it gets really cold again in eight weeks. arctic.io – Arctic Terra – (2013/179)

Freak heat?  ROFLMAO. The closest long-term USHCN station to Phoenix is at Buckeye, about 20 miles west of downtown Phoenix. Since 1893, Buckeye has had 635 days 114F or above – five per year 2,626 days 110F or above – … Continue reading →

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At this point, what difference does it make?

 The alarming loss of sea ice which has grown worse each summer over the past several decades, has taken a sharp turn for the worse: this year the loss is right in the middle, the most resilient part of the … Continue reading →

On June 26, 1990 it was 122F in Phoenix. Hottest so far today is 110F. In 1974, it was over 110F every day from June 12 to June 29.

All-time record temperatures are possible in Las Vegas, Reno and Flagstaff. Historic, dangerous heat wave scorches western USA What a pile of crap. Santa Fe is expecting 88F and rain this weekend. Flagstaff is expecting 93F and rain. All of … Continue reading →

The rowers are planning on publicizing disappearing ice, by rowing through the third most concentrated ice pack ever recorded in the western Arctic. 20130624180000_CVCHACTWA_0007128988.gif (760×600)