Monthly Archives: September 2013

Reader Dave Brockless sent this over from the Hampshire Chronicle. This is unrelated to either emissions from your SUV or Newcastle United’s current goal scoring drought.

Looking for Starfish on the famous La Porte tidal flats. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gwp0BXIMTVM] [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRu4hCrtjP0]

I don’t think there is any way to get in or out of Fort Collins/Loveland right now. All the bridges across the Poudre and Big Thompson Rivers are closed. The Big Thompson River in Loveland has more water than it … Continue reading →

He missed the key word in the headline. Colorado flood: “Wall of water” flattens out in Boulder – The Denver Post

Russia is celebrating its eighth annual ‘day of conception’ as couples in the eastern region of Ulyanovsk are being advised to stay at home to procreate. Governor of the region Sergey Morozov has urged bosses to allow men and women … Continue reading →

The UK Met Office is claiming : the ice continues to thin and the volume of sea ice continues to shrink. Is Arctic sea ice shrinking or expanding? | Met Office News Blog I responded with this : Will it … Continue reading →

NOAA’s special friend Humberto magically reached hurricane force wind speeds a few minutes before NOAA was going to have to admit a new record for latest first hurricane. Can you identify which one of the thunderstorms in the image below … Continue reading →

Fact-Checking the Global Warming Deniers Beware of these oft-repeated talking points. None of them are true By JEFF GOODELL 1. There’s more ice in Antarctica than ever. The past few years have seen an expansion of Antarctica’s coastal ice sheets … Continue reading →

Much of the popular hysteria about climate is due to government officials exaggerating the historical nature of the event. For example, every time there is a fire in Colorado, the governor tells the press that it is the most destructive … Continue reading →

The previous record for river depth in Fort Collins was 10.5 feet. It went over 14 feet early this morning. USGS Current Conditions for USGS 06752260 CACHE LA POUDRE RIVER AT FORT COLLINS, CO This was one of the more … Continue reading →