Monthly Archives: June 2019

This year, Baffin Bay and Svalbard have lots of ice, but in the early 1920’s they were largely ice-free. NOAA/G02135/north/daily/images/2019/05_May/N_20190515_extn_v3.0.png 1922 Strange Things Happening In The Frozen Arctic Is the North Pole going to melt? Reports from fishermen, seal hunters … Continue reading →

15 Apr 1934, 33 – The Nebraska State Journal at Newspapers.com

Someone left this comment on my YouTube channel today: Temperatures passed 50 degrees Celsius (122 Fahrenheit) in northern India as an unrelenting heatwave triggered warnings of water shortages and heatstroke. So, almost as hot as 1953. 12 Jun 1953, 1 … Continue reading →

Last Sunday they were little puppies. They are probably 50% bigger today, and their faces look much more mature. They have moved to their summer den by the creek, but I found this deer leg by their old den. They … Continue reading →

Today is the first day of meteorological summer, and temperatures at The Greenland Country Club have warmed up to a balmy -27C (-17F.)  Summer greens fees now apply, but do not include treatment for frostbite and medical evacuation. Ask about … Continue reading →

The last seven months was the coolest and wettest October-May on record in the US. The percent of days above 60F and 70F was the lowest, with 1933-1934 being the highest. Compare with 1934, which was the warmest and driest. … Continue reading →

“Scientists say” all warming over the past 140 years was caused by CO2 emissions from humans and volcanoes. Natural variability no longer has any impact on climate. New study confirms natural cycles play little role in global temperature trends Humans … Continue reading →