Daily Archives: September 18, 2013

Bill Gray is the world’s senior and one of the most vocal climate skeptics. He accurately predicted the current cooling many years ago. He is also a leading hurricane forecaster and professor Emeritus at CSU. Several of his students went … Continue reading →

The term “a house on the hill” came from the practice that rich people lived on high ground and poor people lived by the river and flooded. The Google earth image below shows Longmont, Colorado. The original city was built … Continue reading →

As Antarctic ice extent breaks its all-maximum time record, we must not forget that the world’s greatest climatologist predicted peak ice loss, right at the spot where they have had peak ice gain. http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/effects/downloads/Challenge_chapter2.pdf

The US has suffered several mass shootings recently by madmen in gun-free zones, which went on until a sane person with a gun showed up and put an end to the carnage. Obama “common sense” solution : more gun free … Continue reading →

29 Jun 1931 – CLIMATIC AMENITIES AMERICA STORM SWEPT AND PROST…

Colorado’s Drought Response and Mitigation Planning

Three days ago they were telling us that as many as a thousand people may have been killed in the floods. Colorado floods: A look at the flooding aftermath in Longmont | 9news.com

India received more rain in three days than Boulder has in the past four years. 31 Jul 1934 – FLOODS IN INDIA ASSAM WETTEST PLACE IN WORLD 82 …

arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.anom.1979-2008 Apparently the world’s leading experts were wrong the Arctic will be ice-free in the summer of 2013 – John Kerry, US Secretary of State John Kerry: We Can’t Ignore the Security Threat from Climate Change BBC NEWS | Science/Nature … Continue reading →

Temperatures in the US declined from 1930 through the end of the 20th century. www.john-daly.com/usatemps.006 But that just wasn’t going to do, so NASA created a hockey stick of data tampering. data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/graphs_v3/Fig.D.txt Presto! Tamper with the data, put an official … Continue reading →