Monthly Archives: July 2018

Before they became the useful idiots of the Military Industrial Complex, Boulder Democrats used to have bumper stickers reading “Question Authority” Tony Heller: Every American’s right to question authority – Boulder Daily Camera

The Norwegian Arctic was much warmer during summer 1972 than this summer. Right at the peak of the ice age scare. THE ROLE OF NOAA’S CLIMATE PREDICTION CENTER IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF CLIMATE SERVICES

Arctic sea ice volume loss has been the slowest in the DMI record this summer.  The amount of ice melting from May 1 to July 27 has plummeted during the last fifteen years. Spreadsheet    Data Spreadsheet    Data This is not surprising, because … Continue reading →

Don’t say I didn’t warn you … 10-Day Temperature Outlook Spreadsheet    Data

NASA and NOAA had good reason to make the heat of 1934 disappear. The heat and drought was global, the Arctic was dissolving, England was going to drown, and the whole world had “freak weather.”  If people knew about that, … Continue reading →

The number of record daily maximum temperatures in the US has been seventh lowest on record so far this summer. The number of record daily minimum temperatures in the US has been lowest on record so far this summer. There … Continue reading →

Prior to government data tampering, 1934 was the hottest year on record in the US. This was unacceptable to climate scientists who depend on global warming junk science funding, so they changed the data. NASA 1999    NASA 2018 1934 was … Continue reading →

Japan’s worst heatwave occurred in 1994, while Al Gore was vice-president and Bill Clinton was smoking cigars and celebrating National Intern Day in the Oval Office. Summer maximum temperatures averaged almost three degrees (F) warmer than this summer.  Ten percent … Continue reading →

“That there is some relation between sun spots and our weather has long been suspected by meteorologists. Now they are certain” – New York Times    July 2, 1931 Arctic melt slowed again yesterday, so I am pushing my ice-free … Continue reading →