Monthly Archives: August 2016

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 The areal coverage of 100 degree days in the US peaked at 310 PPM … Continue reading →

If we had proper screening of Muslims entering the country while Bill Clinton was president, the World Trade Center would still be standing, Hillary Clinton would never have voted to invade Iraq, and Captain Khan would still be alive. That sort … Continue reading →

The map below shows how climate experts distinguish between weather and climate. 36mPNormUS.png (688×531)

In 1989, NOAA’s Tom Karl said earth warmed rapidly from 1881 to 1919, and cooled from 1921 to 1979. 7 Dec 1989, Page 14 – at Newspapers.com Now, NOAA’s Tom Karl shows the exact opposite. He shows cooling from 1881 to 1919, … Continue reading →

http://realclimatescience.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/TheCharlesButlerShowAug012016Hour1.mp3 Charles Butler interviewed me this morning on his Chicago radio talk show, about the Ship Of Fools and DNC climate fraud.. My section begins about 28:20.

USA Today and the National Weather Service are, as expected, spreading wild misinformation about the Ellicott City flood. They are claiming 6.5 inches of rain was a 1-in-1000 year event. Rain that caused deadly Md. flood a ‘1-in-1,000’ year event This is … Continue reading →

The 1868 flood in Ellicott City was much larger than this weekend’s flood. It washed houses away. Historic Ellicott City, MD – Floods – Saturday, August 8, 1868 The latest Ellicott City scam is from the White House, claiming that … Continue reading →

I used to attend the Assembly of God church in Elicott City, Maryland – where they had a massive flood over the weekend. The downtown area is a flood disaster waiting to happen, as you can see in the Google Earth image … Continue reading →

The University of Chicago says that Illinois will be as warm as India. Every U.S. State Could Be Hotter Than Mexico By 2100, With Deadly Consequences – Forbes Thirty years ago, the front page of the Chicago Tribune had a … Continue reading →