Monthly Archives: October 2014

Sea surface temperature anomalies in the northern hemisphere are dropping like a rock. sst_anom_loop.gif (800×600) Gavin has apparently been tasked with making 2014 the hottest year aver, and this will make his work more challenging.  

The EPA has this graph on their website, based on the NCDC Climate Extremes Index High and Low Temperatures | Climate Change | US EPA It shows that the area of the US with hot daily summer temperatures is at record levels. … Continue reading →

In the 19th century, about 30% of stations in the Midwest would reach 100 degrees every year. Now that figure is less than 10%. In 1936, almost every station in the Midwest reached 100 degrees.

Unless we take immediate action and move back into caves, the Arctic will be ice-free in the blink of an eye. www.ijis.iarc.uaf.edu/seaice/extent/plot_v2.csv You can catch Prof McPherson at an event co-organised by AUT’s School of Social Sciences and Public Policy and the … Continue reading →

PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel, often considered one of the most influential people in Silicon Valley, said Tuesday that he is skeptical of man-made global warming because many refuse to allow debate the subject. “Whenever you can’t have a debate, I … Continue reading →

 Yazidi woman begged West to bomb brothel after ISIS sold her into sex slavery | Daily Mail Online  

A loving Islamic father stoned his daughter to death. ISIS releases video clip showing Syrian woman being stoned to death | Daily Mail Online

Carl Mears It has been suggested that the lack of a tropospheric hotspot (if there is such a lack) is mostly due to errors in the surface temperature datasets, which are (in this story line) suspected of being biased in … Continue reading →

The Guardian deletes all comments from skeptics, because their fraud can’t stand up to any scrutiny. How badly is their paper messed up? Today they censored a comment from an IPCC lead author. 21 October 2014 6:20pm

Two years ago, climate geniuses blamed harsh winters on missing ice in the Barents and Kara Seas February 2012 The bitterly cold weather sweeping Britain and the rest of Europe has been linked by scientists with the ice-free seas of the Arctic, … Continue reading →