Monthly Archives: August 2016

Climate scientists say that global warming is making it too hot to hold the Olympics : Global Warming Will Make It Nearly Impossible to Hold the Summer Olympics They say that the athletes in Rio are struggling with the heat. … Continue reading →

Experts predicted a severe drought in the corn belt this summer. corn belt drought – Google Search The corn belt is much wetter than normal, and none of it is experiencing drought. Historical Palmer Drought Indices | Temperature, Precipitation, and … Continue reading →

In 1939, eastern Greenland and much of the Arctic was rapidly warming and melting. 17 Dec 1939, Page 27 – Democrat and Chronicle at Newspapers.com The surface of Greenland is now gaining mass. Much of Eastern Greenland is gaining a … Continue reading →

On this date in 1969, Hurricane Camille formed and became one of only three category 5 hurricanes to hit the US. Peak sustained surface winds in Camille were measured at 190 MPH, before the gauge broke. Estimates have it over 200 … Continue reading →

04 Oct 1888 – New Trade Route to Siberia. – Trove The Ship Of Fools is proving that with all the latest modern technology, they just might be able to accomplish what a blind man did in 1888. Home – The Polar … Continue reading →

On this date 80 years, the entire US was engulfed in a massive heat wave which brought temperatures of 120 degrees to Oklahoma, 119 degrees in Kansas, 115 degrees in Texas, 111 degrees in Nebraska and 110 degrees in Arkansas … Continue reading →

A combination of cold cloudy weather and thick ice limits the possibilities for further melting this summer. It is shaping up to be a total disaster for climate alarmists. Daily AMSR2 sea ice maps Two weeks ago, the fraudsters at NASA and … Continue reading →

I wrote my first climate article nine years ago for The Register. It was about the Arctic. Two things have changed since then. Winter winds have changed.  Much less ice is being blown out into the North Atlantic during winter. Persistent summer … Continue reading →

Favorable winds have helped the Ship of Fools progress over the last two days by pushing the ice offshore, but they seem to have run into a blockage again and haven’t moved forward for 12 hours. Tracking – The Polar Ocean … Continue reading →

Since 2012, the area of five foot thick sea ice in the Arctic has more than tripled.