Monthly Archives: July 2018

Arctic sea ice volume melt rates dropped sharply again yesterday, so I am going to have to push my ice-free forecast back to September 14, 2018 at 9:26 am. Spreadsheet    Data I’m actually being quite conservative with this forecast, as our leading … Continue reading →

Arctic sea ice volume melt rates slowed quite a bit yesterday, so I have had to push my ice-free forecast out to September 7, 2018 at 11:31 am. Spreadsheet    Data We know the Arctic will be ice-free this summer, because the … Continue reading →

Russians have hacked Hillary’s bathroom server again, and discovered the DNC November election strategy document.

A federal judge threw out New York’s idiotic suit against oil companies, with this statement. “The immense and complicated problem of global warming requires a comprehensive solution that weighs the global benefits of fossil fuel use with the gravity of … Continue reading →

Democrats not only want nuclear war, but they are actively working to provoke it.

Halfway through the summer, the total number of US record daily temperature maximums remains near a record low. Note how similar this graph is to the EPA heatwave graph below. Climate Change Indicators: High and Low Temperatures | Climate Change … Continue reading →

Bloomberg says the Dallas-Fort Worth area “smashed” a heat record yesterday at 108 degrees. U.S Heat Wave: Texas Smashes 1925 Heat Record As Power Prices Surge On Demand – Bloomberg Quint They “smashed” the old July 19th temperature record by … Continue reading →

For the 120th consecutive month since I started blogging, my big oil/big tobacco check failed to arrive in the mail. My software development contract in Philadelphia runs out at the end of the month, and am back on the market … Continue reading →

According to the Danish Meteorological Institute, Greenland’s surface has accumulated 600 billion tons of new ice since last August, and more than 95% of the surface has gained ice. Eastern Greenland is gaining a lot of ice. Greenland Ice Sheet … Continue reading →