Monthly Archives: May 2016

“There is science, logic, reason; there is thought verified by experience.  And then there is California.” Edward Abbey Just in case you had forgotten how stupid progressives are : Bay Area Residents Will Decide Whether To Fund Sea Level Rise … Continue reading →

Alarmists have already begun their “Arctic headed for a record low” fear mongering. A large area of open water has opened up in the Beaufort Sea, north of the Yukon. This was due to a high pressure system which produced … Continue reading →

If you plot full year temperatures, 2016 looks cold – because there are no temperatures for summer averaged in. Summer 2016 hasn’t happened yet. There are two solutions to this. Don’t plot the current year. 2. You can use anomalies instead … Continue reading →

In 1999, NASA published this global temperature graph, showing 0.4C global warming from 1880 to 1997. They also showed that there was very little difference between rural and urban stations, indicating a high degree of confidence in their data. 1999_Hansen_etal_1.pdf NASA’s current … Continue reading →

I don’t live in the Bambi world of “ethical conservatives.” Either we protect the second Amendment, or we don’t. It is time for National Review to grow up.

A new release for Windows and Mac. Version 1.9 adds average mean, minimum and maximum temperatures for all seasons. Mac download : Windows: download the zip file by clicking here. Or alternatively replace this file in your current Windows directory: PullingBackTheCurtain.exe As always, the software … Continue reading →

It doesn’t matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn’t matter how smart you are. If it doesn’t agree with experiment, it’s wrong. Richard P. Feynman Climate experts like James Hansen tell us that we need to reduce CO2 to … Continue reading →

Measured minimum temperatures in Boulder, CO show a strong cooling trend over the last 60 years, but NOAA massively tampers with the data to turn it into a warming trend. The adjustments are as much as 7.8 degrees F. If … Continue reading →

Summer nighttime temperatures in Fort Collins, Colorado have increased more than three degrees F over the past sixty years. Boulder is locate 40 miles away, at the same elevation and very similar geography. Yet Boulder has seen the opposite trend. … Continue reading →

The first European colonists in the US were plagued by terrible droughts during the Little Ice Age. The Roanoke colonists faced the worst drought in 800 years. The Little Ice Age: How Climate Made History 1300-1850