Monthly Archives: September 2019

https://www.metoffice.gov.uk/hadobs/hadcet/cetmaxdly1878on_urbadj4.dat Central England average daily maximum temperatures averaged 69.5F this summer, almost five degrees cooler than 1976. Almost two-thirds of days were cooler this summer than the corresponding day in 1976. There was one hot day on July 25, which … Continue reading →

Michael Mann doesn’t know the difference between weather and climate, and when called out on his ignorance uses a cherry-picked trend map starting during the 1970s ice age scare, while ignoring the National Climate Assessment. Tony Heller on Twitter: “@RoyWSpencer … Continue reading →

Harold Wilson coming out of 10 Downing Street in 1969. Edward Heath going in the following year. The Beatles singing about the 95% tax rate they paid under Wilson and Heath. Let me tell you how it will be There’s … Continue reading →

Imagine you lived in a very safe upper-middle class neighborhood in America, with almost no crime. There is always electricity, gas, light, heat, communications and food available. You have Internet access no matter where you are or what you are … Continue reading →

Merkel warns of danger to EU of Singapore-style UK on its border | World news | The Guardian

Climate alarmists believe the ice in the Arctic is gone, and keep getting stuck in it. Ship with Climate Change Warriors caught in ice, Warriors evacuated – Maritime Bulletin The last clear day at Svalbard was August 25, and much … Continue reading →

From 1900 to 1970, the Northeast US was in drought most of the time, and was plagued with large forest fires. But since 1970, the Northeast has been wet and has had very little drought. Climate at a Glance | … Continue reading →

Hell on earth at the low CO2 levels which Alexandria Cortez fantasies about. 30 Sep 1900, Page 41 – St. Louis Post-Dispatch at Newspapers.com 15 Sep 1900 – THE AMERICAN HURRICANE – Trove 12 Sep 1900, Page 1 – The … Continue reading →

Vox packed an impressive amount of misinformation into two sentences. Droughts, heat waves, and wildfires are growing more intense and dangerous from global warming and rising greenhouse gas emissions. Meanwhile, we’re not reckoning with scientists’ predictions that worst-case weather scenarios … Continue reading →