Monthly Archives: May 2015

The Greenland melt season is a month late getting started, and the coasts are still buried in snow as summer approaches. There has been almost no melt this year, and the amount of melt is below the previous record low. … Continue reading →

Back to the permanent drought of Colorado!

The percentage of rainfall events over 5 cm has not changed at Lubbock, Texas – despite all of Katherine Hayhoe’s hysterical nonsense.

As spring has progressed, temperatures in Fort Collins have plummeted ten degrees. If this trend keeps up, temperatures will be in the 50’s by July, and below freezing by winter.

So I am here today to say that climate change constitutes a serious threat to global security, an immediate risk to our national security, and, make no mistake, it will impact how our military defends our country. And so we … Continue reading →

Just because NASA has massively altered their data to make the Earth appear to be warming and match the political agenda of Barack Obama – is no reason to believe they are committing the biggest scientific fraud in history. Please also … Continue reading →

Wisconsin has seen 110 degree temperatures during only two years – 1901 and 1936 During the heatwave of 1936, Stanley, WI was over 95 degrees for 13 consecutive days, including two days at 113 degrees and one day at 112 … Continue reading →

Arctic sea ice extent has returned to 2005/2006 levels, and has been closing tracking those years since the start of 2014 Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut

Temperature data tampering at NCDC and NASA is about to pass the two degree mark, which means a tipping point of fraud which the agencies won’t be able to recover from. Almost half of their temperatures are now fake. They can … Continue reading →

In 2011, former monkeys turned climate experts announced that all of Texas would become a desert. They ridiculed Rick Perry for pointing out the obvious fact that the rains would return. we’ll be fine. As my dad says, it’ll rain. … Continue reading →