Before data tampering by NCDC, the past two years were both well below average temperature in the US
2015 is also starting out very cold, with 33 of 48 states below normal temperature and many more than 8 degrees below normal.
Government climate experts say that the US faces dangerous overheating, because they are paid to lie. There isn’t one shred of evidence to suggest that the US is getting hot.
“I rob banks because that’s where the money is”
-Willie Sutton
Why risk being shot? The real easy money is held by governments. So worship at the right altar, kiss the right ring, and the keys to the treasury are yours.
I think this sums the way the media hypes it all up perfectly….
http://newsthump.com/2015/01/30/weather-hyperbole-at-new-high-as-north-is-threatened-by-giant-snowbastard/
Every idiot knows that the US is not the world! We don’t have 1,000+ mile data gaps where climate scientists can do their expert extrapolations and interpolations to make things right.
What the hell where we thinking, keeping such careful track of all them rascally facts!
It really hasn’t been that bad so are this winter from my former cold weather/alpine soldier turned truck driver perspective. Plenty of winter weather and sustained cold but not sustained bitter cold. After over 3,600 miles of driving in the last 6 days with two deliveries in Ayre, MA (About 25 mi NW of the Boston commons), I’m tired. But it could have been much worse. I got out of MA three hours before they shut down the Turnpike at midnight Monday. But at my pickup in Albany, NY the next morning the winter weather caught up with me. Tough 50 miles or so getting out of there. I was thankful that the NWS was wrong about the track (It went further east than they predicted) and a little off on the timing this time (It tracked north slower than predicted)
. Second trip out I delivered in Ayre at 13:00 Thursday. To pick up my back haul I had to drive closer to into the Boston beast than I like in a big truck and had some dicey times getting around some of those tight ramps because they hadn’t plowed them wide enough for a big truck with a 53′ trailer. Berms of snow on each side of where the plows passed were 5′ in some places. Passed by Walton’s Pond on my way from Ayre to Rockland for that pickup. Generally the further east one goes the less respect and courtesy a big truck gets but on Thursday I got plenty. I think some of those following really liked the fact that my trailer was crushing the snow back some on the ramps.
My pretty new Red Freight Liner looks neither red nor new now. Covered in white streams and blotches from the treated roads. The truck now knows the NY and MA turnpikes well enough that if I drive it much more I should be able to put it on autopilot and climb into the sleeper while going down the road. I moved into that new truck weekend before last when it had 76 miles on it. Now it has over 7,600. Another 190,000 and it’ll be broken in. Already trashed the original wimpy factory supplied windshield wipers and put on new heavy duty winter ones on Wed. One good winter storm will trash regular wipers on a big truck despite the fact that when the hawk comes out and the snow is a flying I run the defrost heat and fan at 100% and crack my drivers side window to keep from getting heat exhaustion.
All in all a good week. Thanked for the effort getting two loads of new soda pop cans through to the Pepsi products bottler in Ayre. I mean, after all, it would be a disaster if the good people of MA had to endure a shortage of Pepsi products now. Wouldn’t it? Certainly worth a 62 hour work week. Right?
https://notalotofpeopleknowthat.wordpress.com/2015/01/30/higher-snowfalls-due-to-change-in-measurement-not-global-warming/#more-12855 Worth a look.