Yearly Archives: 2019

This is what Glacier National Park looks like today. Trees are disappearing under the snow in the record cold. Logan Pass – South View Webcam (U.S. National Park Service) 10-Day Temperature Outlook for the Conterminous U.S. Experts tell us the … Continue reading →

Most years the ice and geese are long gone by now – but not this year. We don’t seem to be making any progress towards spring.

Marc Morano, Chris Horner, Me, Steve Milloy Chris Horner has scored a a big win for shutting down Michael Bloomberg’s attempts to hijack democracy.

So far, this February has been the second coldest on record in North Dakota, with afternoon maximums averaging 3F (-16C.)  The frequency of nights below 0F (-18C) has been the highest. Lots more record cold in the forecast. 10-Day Temperature … Continue reading →

Someone left this comment on the blog earlier today : The author states but doesn’t prove that “The reality is that there is no legitimate evidence extreme weather is increasing or sea level rise is accelerating.” His graph (% day … Continue reading →

Flagstaff joins 9,000 other cities to join global climate change coalition | News | azdailysun.com Two weeks ago, Flagstaff, Arizona joined the fight against global warming. They were immediately rewarded with the largest one day snowfall on record, and rescued … Continue reading →

Toto went hiking in Prescott, Arizona with an old friend last November. This is what her place looked like yesterday, after 28 inches of snow. That was nowhere near the record of 60 inches set in 1967. 20 Dec 1967, … Continue reading →

I’ve been warning climate alarmists about this for a year. Their Arctic sea ice melting scam is dead. Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut CICE_combine_thick_SM_EN_20190221.png (758×631)

Thirty years ago, the UN said we only had until the year 2000 to save ourselves from global warming. Mercury News: Search Results But after decades of fear mongering about global warming, five years ago the global warming pause forced … Continue reading →