Monthly Archives: March 2016

All large data sets contain measurement or calculation errors. Unless there is some specific reason to believe the data is skewed due to an external trend (like UHI) people normally assume the errors are random and expect them to cancel … Continue reading →

NSIDC continues their hysterics, hinting that theArctic is crashing and doomed, due to record heat.    Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis Scary stuff – except that the area of ice in the Arctic hasn’t changed for a decade. Decadal trend is ice-free in … Continue reading →

NOAA created a fake hottest winter ever through an impressive hockey stick of data tampering, but nowhere more so than North Dakota. global warming blamed for temperatures 4.6 degree above normal  This past winter was tenth warmest in North Dakota, … Continue reading →

Scientists predict 2C warming by 2030, sooner than expected! Dangerous global warming will happen sooner than thought  This is very good news – because they previously thought that much warming would occur by 2010, and nearly 5C by 2030. SWIFTER WARMING … Continue reading →

NOAA claims that the past winter was warmest on record in the US global warming blamed for temperatures 4.6 degree above normal  As always, their claims are based on massively tampered data. The thermometers which they use show that this … Continue reading →

I remember March, 1980 very well. The GOP hated Reagan. They said he didn’t have a chance to defeat Carter. He was going to start WWIII. He was going to destroy the environment. The GOP was desperate to dump him, … Continue reading →

The EPA graph below is based on NOAA adjusted data, and shows that the area of the US affected by hot summer temperatures has increased to record levels.  High and Low Temperatures | Climate Change | US EPA Actual thermometer … Continue reading →

Nothing about climate science reeks more of confirmation bias, than the changes scientists make to their own data sets over time. They all show exactly the same pattern of monotonically cooling the past and warming the present, regardless of the … Continue reading →

In 1988, NASA’s top climate expert told Congress that the Midwest will face frequent episodes of very high temperatures and drought in the coming decades. June 24, 1988 – ‘Greenhouse effect’ called reality | Chicago Tribune Archive In fact, the … Continue reading →