Monthly Archives: June 2018

The Petermann Glacier in Greenland has grown several kilometers since late summer 2012. 2012     2018 Climate scientists and the press responded to this growth by doing what they always do – lie about it.  Andreas Muenchow of the University of … Continue reading →

With Arctic sea ice volume highest since 2004, and melting second slowest on record, I am now forecasting that June will finish third highest on record, a little below 2004 and 2003 – with the slowest June melt on record. … Continue reading →

Democrats say they love children and that Republicans are cruel.. Here is President Clinton’s Secretary of State saying that killing half a million Iraqi children was “worth it” Here is Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama bombing Syrian children. Here are … Continue reading →

Those who can make you believe absurdities, can make you commit atrocities. Voltaire The Democratic Party was founded to protect slavery, and has a 150 year long tradition of refusing service to whichever groups of people they have currently chosen … Continue reading →

The Argus-Press – Google News Archive Search On the 10th anniversary of NASA’s ice-free in 2018 forecast, Arctic sea ice volume is the highest since 2004. Four of the five slowest melt years have occurred during the last five years. … Continue reading →

As with all recent summers, temperatures near the pole are running below normal. Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut Cold temperatures are forecast over the ice until mid-July. 10-Day Temperature Outlook By the last week of July, ice … Continue reading →

Arctic sea ice volume is the highest in 13 years, and melting at a near record slow rate. Spreadsheet    Data Both the Northern Sea Route and Northwest Passage are blocked by thick ice. FullSize_CICE_combine_thick_SM_EN_20180623.png (1337×1113) Arctic sea ice extent is normal, … Continue reading →

It is cold and wet here in Boulder today, but on the day after Hansen’s testimony in 1988, Boulder was 98 degrees. June 24 heat has been declining in the US for a century, with a sharp drop in the … Continue reading →