Monthly Archives: May 2018

I have been showing how summer temperatures have been declining at well sited rural stations. Now I am going to show the exact opposite. The weather station at Fort Collins, Colorado showed a huge jump in temperatures when they started … Continue reading →

There has been almost no change in Arctic sea ice extent over the past two days. May 7      May 9

Lincoln, Virginia is the closest Virginia USHCN station to Washington, DC. The frequency of hot days has plummeted there over the last 90 years. Google Earth

Ashland, Nebraska is the closest USHCN station to Omaha.  Summer temperatures and the frequency of hot days have plummeted there over the past 80 years.

Hot days used to occur quite frequently at Ithaca, New York – but since 1954 the frequency of hot days has plummeted and rarely occur any more. Google Earth

Prior to the 1960’s, summers at Bloomington, Indiana were typically very hot – but over the last 80 years summer maximum temperatures and the frequency of hot days have plummeted.

The USHCN station at Weatherford, Texas is the closest station to the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Over the last 70 years, the frequency of hot days and average afternoon summer temperatures at Weatherford have declined.

Red shows ice loss over the last two days. Green shows ice gain. Other than winds pushing the ice edge back a little in the Barents Sea, ice extent is not changing. Over the past week, ice loss has been … Continue reading →

ATTENBOROUGH : ‘Climate Change Stops Plants Growing’ | Principia Scientific International Last night I was photographing some of God’s large miracles, like Saturn and Jupiter.  Today I am looking at some equally impressive little miracles.