Monthly Archives: August 2013

Twitter / usatodayweather: USA having calmest year for … h/t to Marc Morano

Whoever made the fake drawing on the left for presentation to Congress, probably never thought that the autopsy drawing on the right would be released. Note that the large hole in the skull is no where near where the drawing … Continue reading →

Temperatures may be flat to down for the last 17 years, but according to the experts they are actually going up vertically. Leaked UN climate report warns of dangerous global warming. Will the world listen? : TreeHugger For some reason, … Continue reading →

I love all these press releases being made this week about warmest blah blah blah in blah blah time period. They obviously planned this ahead for the summer, expecting it to be hot in the US. 30dTDeptUS.png (688×531) It gives us … Continue reading →

August 19, 2o35  For Immediate Release The ice sheets extending across most of Canada are much less extensive than the previous two glaciations, due to the influence of man-made CO2. Ice extent is well below the ice age mean, for the … Continue reading →

Arctic sea ice extent maintained a steady, near-average pace of retreat through the first half of August, making it highly unlikely that a new record low minimum will be reached this year. Nevertheless, there are extensive areas of low concentration ice, … Continue reading →

President Obama has had the fewest US hurricane landfalls (three) of any president, during his five years in office. He says that hurricanes are getting worse, and that he alone has the power to fix it. Weather Street: 2013 Atlantic … Continue reading →

According to the Warren Commission, an object struck with a large amount of force in one direction will fly in the opposite direction. If you stand behind Tiger Woods on the tee box, you are likely to be struck by … Continue reading →

August 19, 2013 at 9:07 pm The reason that there is “hundreds of Gt being calved” is because there is a huge excess of snow and ice in the interior, which is being pushed to the sea by its own weight. … Continue reading →

The Arctic melt  season is almost done, and there is 51% more ice than there was on this date last year. Green below shows ice present in 2013 but not present in 2012, red shows the opposite. Arctic Sea-Ice Monitor … Continue reading →