Monthly Archives: August 2018

Using my new tool set, I am homing in on what is wrong with the California temperature record. NOAA Data The first problem is just their usual data tampering, which doubles the slope.  This is what the raw data looks … Continue reading →

Like the day before, there was almost no change in Arctic sea ice extent yesterday. Index of /DATASETS/NOAA/G02135/north/daily/images/2018/08_Aug/ Nevertheless, at current volume melt rates, the Arctic will be ice-free on December 7, 2018 at 3:41 PM. Spreadsheet    Data

“God Loves Solar Panels” “God Promises He Will Never Curse The Earth Again With Solar Farms” ????????

None. In Shakespeare’s time, it was assumed that human actions affected weather Symbolism of Weather in Macbeth by Dominic Denofrio on Prezi

Ice conditions are not looking good for Reggie, James and Al. Index of /DATASETS/NOAA/G02135/north/daily/images/2018/08_Aug/ Summer is over at the North Pole. Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut And nothing but cold in the forecast. 10-Day Temperature Outlook

During the week of July 19-25, 1915, afternoon temperatures at Yosemite National Park headquarters were over 110 degrees every day, averaged 112 degrees, and peaked at 115 degrees on July 20. The only other year when Yosemite reached 110 degrees … Continue reading →

I have hesitated to discuss California temperatures until I had tools in place to analyze it properly, and I do now.  NOAA shows maximum temperatures in California rising rapidly, and particularly a big jump after 2012. Climate at a Glance … Continue reading →

The Berkeley Earth lead “scientist” didn’t like me using actual data, so he blocked me.

Democrats are terrified by tiny CO2 molecules, straws, free speech, guns, the US Constitution, cows, Russians, and almost everything else.

On this date in 1936, the average maximum temperature in the US was 93 degrees, and two thirds of the US was over 90 degrees. Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma were all over 110 degrees. August 16 afternoon temperatures have … Continue reading →