Monthly Archives: December 2015

Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut The extent of thirty percent concentration sea ice in the Arctic has reach 10 million km² in December for the first time since at least 2004. shown sea ice extent values are … Continue reading →

Wood for Trees: Interactive Graphs Normally El Nino produces a large spike in temperature in the lower troposphere, like in 1998 and 2010. But this year’s record El Nino failed to do that, indicating that some other effect is suppressing … Continue reading →

Drudge is touting the “record heat” forecast for Christmas Eve, even though most of the country will be below normal temperature.  The best Drudge could come up with was 86 degrees at Orlando. Christmas Eve 1955 was much warmer. Three fourths … Continue reading →

Bette blames the same weather as 1949 on global warming. 41m Last year, she blamed cold weather on global warming. 5m

Gavin has a new paper out explaining the cause of the hiatus (which he also just erased.) He says that burning fossil fuels is generating aerosols which are suppressing global warming. “TCR is characteristic of short-term predictions, up to a … Continue reading →

The New York Times is claiming that the COP 21 farce is depressing oil prices. Oil Prices Slump to 11-Year Lows in Asia and Europe – The New York Times COP 21 has had no impact on gas prices, which started … Continue reading →

Twenty-five years ago, the French Prime Minister was racing to save the planet from climate disaster. 7 Nov 1990, Page 13 – at Newspapers.com And twenty-five years later, the French President is racing to save the planet from climate disaster. Future … Continue reading →

Your guilt can’t possibly be more clear.

Mind-blowing incompetence or fraud from the 2007 IPCC report. www.ipcc.ch/pdf/assessment-report/ar4/wg1/ar4-wg1-chapter5.pdf The IPCC switched measurement systems in 1993 from tide gauges to satellites, declared a huge increase in sea level rise rates, and didn’t consider the possibility that the increase in … Continue reading →