Monthly Archives: January 2018

Of 21 Winter Olympic Cities, Many May Soon Be Too Warm to Host the Games – The New York Times There is three to twelve feet of snow on the ground at the Olympics. Pyeongchang-Alpensia Ski Resort Snow Report and … Continue reading →

“Fu*k your parliament and your constitution. America is an elephant. Cyprus is a flea. Greece is a flea. If these two fellows continue itching the elephant, they may just get whacked by the elephant’s trunk, whacked good.” – Lyndon Johnson … Continue reading →

In the animation below, I masked out all Arctic sea ice which is less than five feet thick. Over the past ten years, thick ice has expanded 1,000 miles into the East Siberian Sea. 2008   2018 Winds are compressing the … Continue reading →

According to the EPA, CO2 is a dangerous gas which causes droughts, heatwaves, sea level rise, floods, turtle gender confusion, and hurricanes. If the EPA CO2 endangerment finding is correct, then New York City is the largest climate criminal in … Continue reading →

Over the past 100 years, January maximum temperatures have been declining in the US, and the frequency of nights below 20F has increased. There has been a very sharp increase in the number of cold nights since 2006.

Besides having some of the most stunning scenery on Earth, Northern New Mexico has some of the most interesting geology.  A million years ago, the Jemez Caldera super-volcano eruption deposited thousands of feet of ash where Los Alamos, New Mexico is … Continue reading →

New York City is suing “big oil” for damages due to imaginary climate change. Sea level has been falling at Manhattan for eight years. www.psmsl.org/data/obtaining/rlr.monthly.data/12.rlrdata

I’m not seeing many birds anymore. The only ones I can consistently find now are the Owl and the Flicker.

Virginia January temperatures have been declining for a century, with 2018 blowing away all records for cold. The average maximum temperature at Lincoln, Virginia has been 21 degrees, which is 22 degrees below normal. CNN and NOAA predicted a warm … Continue reading →