Daily Archives: October 18, 2014

In the good old days, we always used to have exactly the right amount of major hurricanes, floods, storm surges, heat waves, cold snaps, F3-F5 tornadoes and forest fires every year. Climate disruption has disrupted all of the previously undisrupted … Continue reading →

Eighty years ago, Islamic experts blamed Syrian drought on Yo-Yo’s 23 Jan 1933 – YO-YO BANNED IN SYRIA Blamed For Drought By Mosl… Now Yo-Yo’s at the Pentagon blame Syrian drought on CO2. He pointed to the conflict with the … Continue reading →

Climate experts tell us that the US is experiencing a near unprecedented drought, when in fact it is the exact opposite. US drought coverage is near historic lows. Compare vs. 80 years ago

The pentagon says that global warming is an immediate national security threat! He pointed to the conflict with the Islamic State group in Syria, which he stressed was not caused by climate change. But, he said, tensions were exacerbated by … Continue reading →

Despite assurances on Ebola, Obama reportedly angry with government response Despite assurances on Ebola, Obama reportedly angry with government response – The Globe and Mail Obama wants to be dictator, then blames all of his failures on everybody else.

The frequency of 90 degree days in the US has plummeted, with four of the six mildest summers occurring since 1992. Gavin says this is the hottest year ever.

Very hot days in the US are near a record low this year. Gavin says this is the hottest year ever.

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Northern Hemisphere winter snow cover is at record levels, and autumn snow cover is also in a hockey stick over the past 35 years. Rutgers University Climate Lab :: Global Snow Lab This year appears set to be the snowiest … Continue reading →

Bullshit, Gavin The last six months were no where near the warmest. During the last six months we have seen record Antarctic sea ice extent, record springtime Great Lakes ice cover, record September snow cover and an 84% increase in … Continue reading →