Monthly Archives: September 2014

Burketown is a very small town which would be considered rural by all standard definitions. ASN00029004 -17.7425  139.5475    5.5    BURKETOWN POST OFFICE Maximum temperatures there show no net warming since the 1890’s. But minimum temperatures recorded at Burketown have warmed … Continue reading →

Average temperatures in Australia peaked in 1878, with 1889 also being a very hot year. Maximum temperatures in Australia peaked in the 1870’s, with 1878 being the hottest. Temperatures declined sharply until the 1930’s and have warmed a little since then. … Continue reading →

Climate experts tell us that UHI has almost no effect on the temperature record, and USHCN only corrects by 0.1 F .  The real world tells us something completely different. The weather station at Fort Collins, Colorado is considered a … Continue reading →

The 97% consensus of scientists, is 99% sure that they can’t reach consensus. Climate change: will scientists ever agree on global warming?| News | The Week UK CO2 is going up super duper fast, but temperatures aren’t. What could we … Continue reading →

Yesterday on WTOP they said the low temperature in outlying areas would be in the 50’s and mid-60’s in DC. This is impossible, because NOAA says UHI is only 0.1 degrees.

We won! SJR-19 fell short of the 60 votes it needed to advance a key Senate vote yesterday, and was defeated 54 yays to 42 nays. This happened because of your activism, your phone calls, and the tens of thousands … Continue reading →

Ninety degree days used to be common in Minnesota, but they rarely happen any more. Right after Hansen’s Congressional global warming testimony in 1988, the heat disappeared. Despite the heat disappearing, Hansen’s junk science lives on indefinitely.

‘The Met Office are saying that despite the recent concerns about the science, they are very sure about the underlying science. ‘They tell us there is a 50-50 chance we will get a 2C rise. If we pull our finger out we … Continue reading →

Summer is getting shorter at both ends in Fort Collins. The last spring snow is occurring later, and the first autumn snow is occurring earlier. So I used my best climate science linear extrapolation, and determined that on July 17, 2800 … Continue reading →