Daily Archives: February 11, 2015

Weather models say that Eastern cities are facing epic cold the rest of the month. This was first predicted by experts over 45 years ago. Experts now say the ice age scare never happened. One of the great wonders of … Continue reading →

In 1981, experts blamed loss of Antarctic sea ice on global warming EVIDENCE IS FOUND OF WARMING TREND By ROBERT REINHOLD, Special to the New York Times Published: October 19, 1981 To measure possible changes around the Antarctic ice pack, … Continue reading →

Climate experts say that global warming causes heavy snow in Boston, because they have the combined IQ of a turnip. As any pre-schooler could tell you, colder winters in Boston have more snow, and warmer winters have less snow. ftp://ftp.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/data/ghcn/daily/all/USC00190736.dly

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Three days ago : “Normally dogs like to run at colder temperatures, usually like below zero,” Climate Change Puts Alaska’s Sled Dog Races On Thin Ice : NPR Today : Extreme cold leads to King’s decision to scratch from Yukon … Continue reading →

The Endless Summer – NYTimes.com The New York Times will not print the opinions of skeptics, because they only want to have accurate climate information on their pages. Last year they declared the end of snow. The End of Snow? – … Continue reading →

The US is facing a spectacular, sustained blast of cold air over the next few weeks. Without fossil fuels, there would be grossly inadequate amounts of heat and light, and food wouldn’t be transported to the stores. Every tree in … Continue reading →

Moving on to the next adjacent town in New York, Ithaca has exactly the same pattern as Addison and Elmira. The past cooled by as much as five degrees, turning a strong cooling trend into a warming trend. Zeke and Mosher … Continue reading →

Yesterday I showed how Addison, New York January temperatures had been massively tampered with to cool the past by three degrees, and eliminate the cooling trend. Perhaps they had good reason for this, and it needed to be homogenized with … Continue reading →