Monthly Archives: July 2018

In 1972,  forty-two “top European and American investigators” predicted a rapidly approaching new ice age –  based on an increase in snow and ice cover from 1967-1972. The technique employed …..  depends on the averaging of information from standard and … Continue reading →

The dew point in Montreal is 74 degrees right now (~30,000 PPM H2O), compared with 20 degrees in Death Valley (~3,000 PPM H2O.)  With greenhouse gas levels 10X higher in Montreal than Death Valley, there can be little doubt that … Continue reading →

CT on Twitter: “Over the last 40 years, the average number of 100+ days in my hometown of Austin has gone from 15 to 24 Lampasas is no longer active.

The BBC is taking climate disinformation to an entirely new level, describing common weather events as catastrophic climate change. James Cook on Twitter: “Climate change. It’s here. It’s catastrophic I could write an entire encyclopedia documenting similar weather events from the … Continue reading →

Sue Dean of Longmont says Colorado voters need to take action soon, or global warming will kill us all. Sue E. Dean: If voters don’t wake up to global warming, it might be too late – Boulder Daily Camera I’m … Continue reading →

Katherine McKenna says climate deniers are sexists for calling her Climate Barbie. But it is OK for McKenna to compare anyone who disagrees with her insane ideas to Holocaust deniers. Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe called Environment Minister Catherine McKenna “arrogant” … Continue reading →

Arctic sea ice volume loss dropped again yesterday, so I am pushing my ice free-Arctic forecast date out to September 28, 2018 at 11:39 PM. There won’t be any sunlight on that date, but Reggie will be out there with … Continue reading →

Early in life I had noticed that no event is ever correctly reported in a newspaper. George Orwell The usual criminals in the press are claiming record breaking heat in the Arctic and in Texas. The Texas heatwave hasn’t even … Continue reading →

Spreadsheet    Data Arctic sea ice volume is currently in fourth place behind 2003, 2004 and 2014.  Given the rapid slowdown in melt rates and cold weather forecast, it seems pretty likely 2018 will pass 2003 and 2014, and it is possible … Continue reading →

Arctic sea ice volume loss slowed again yesterday, so I am changing my ice-free Arctic forecast to September 21, at 4:59 pm. Spreadsheet    Data Another theory by the New York Times is that the Arctic has been ice-free since 1989. Expert … Continue reading →