Monthly Archives: May 2015

Contrary to all the mindless Hayhoe drivel, there has been no increase in the heaviest rainfall events in Texas, and this year has been nowhere near a record.

The same scientists who failed to predict the rain in Texas, say that the rain is exactly what they predicted all along.

In 1957, Texas went from five years of extreme drought to flood – in a matter of a few weeks. Some cattle in Texas had never seen rain when the floods came.  The Victoria Advocate – Google News Archive Search

Vikings farmed in Greenland, a thousand years before global warming drought industrial farming to the region. Here are some busy farmers in Tasilaq, Greenland today. Hendriks webcam i Tasiilaq Michael Mann says that there was no Medieval Warm period, and … Continue reading →

The summer of 2006 had the highest minimum extent of the past  decade. This year Arctic ice is tracking 2006 very closely. Temperatures in the Beaufort Sea are forecast to remain below freezing for the next week, so we should see … Continue reading →

Crosbyton, Texas is the closest USHCN station to Lubbock, TX – where Canadian Katherine Hayhoe moved 10 years ago and declared herself the local climate expert. One month ago, she warned Texas cattlemen about drought and desertification due to global … Continue reading →

Katherine Hayhoe says that she can make Houston street flooding less severe, by lowering CO2 levels. This is what Galveston looked like 115 years ago, when CO2 was a very safe 300 PPM.

In 2011, NCDC showed Texas winters cooling slightly from 1895 to 2011 But that didn’t suit the agenda, so they simply changed the data and now show it warming The animation below shows how they altered Texas winter temperature The next animation … Continue reading →

Arctic sea ice coverage is nearly identical to 20 years ago Daily Arctic Sea Ice Maps Arctic sea ice is following almost the exact trajectory of 2006, which had the highest summer minimum of the last decade. Ocean and Ice … Continue reading →

From Wikipedia The Little Ice Age was a period from about 1550 to 1850 when the world experienced relatively cooler temperatures compared to the present. Subsequently, until about 1940, glaciers around the world retreated as the climate warmed substantially. Glacial … Continue reading →