Daily Archives: August 10, 2014

A large high pressure system over the Arctic has compacted the sea ice and reduced extent over the past few days. It has also increased concentration up to nearly 100%, which means that almost all sunlight over the ice pack … Continue reading →

There are no hunting or fishing stores here in Columbia, MD. The Dick’s Sporting Goods store doesn’t have a hunting or fishing section, though they do in “all their other stores.” Progressives are more than happy to eat meat from … Continue reading →

My focus is normally on data tampering to the US temperature record, but our friends at NOAA and NASA have been equally busy tampering with the global temperature record. They did a huge amount of damage to global temperatures prior … Continue reading →

On June 24, 1988 – after sabotaging the air conditioning, James Hansen told Congress: Global Warming Has Begun, Expert Tells Senate New York Times Published: June 24, 1988 Dr. James E. Hansen of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration told … Continue reading →

John Muir said The clearest way into the Universe is through a forest wilderness. I spend hours a day in the forests here in Maryland. Just spent an hour listening to the amazing chorus of Cicadas. This weekend has been … Continue reading →

 Monthly_HadCET_mean.txt, 1659 to date

 In 1999, Hansen was concerned that the very high quality US temperature record showed 70 years of cooling, while his very low quality, cherry-picked, massively extrapolated global temperature record showed strong warming. Science Briefs Whither U.S. Climate? By James Hansen … August … Continue reading →

There has been no change in US July temperatures since 1895, and this past July was more than 3C cooler than July, 1901.

Green shows the 56% increase in Arctic sea ice extent since the same date in 2012. Red shows ice loss

As the breathtakingly ignorant deranged blogger in residence predicted, high pressure in the western Arctic has been compacting the ice thus and reducing extent. Red shows ice extent loss, and green shows ice extent gain. Now compare (below) what happened during … Continue reading →