Monthly Archives: January 2025

Academics and the press have been attempting to profit from a completely fictional story about Antarctica, which has collapsed.

According to NPR, the historic cold and deep snow forecast, is caused by global warming. When is weather affected by climate change? : NPR Surface Air Temperature (GFS 10-day forecast) Accumulated Snowfall (GFS 10-dayforecast)

Snow is forecast in all 53 states, including Mexico, Greenland, Canada and Hawaii. Weather Street: U.S. Weather CFHT Webcams

The world’s leading high school truants and bartenders agree on the need for dramatic climate action. Otherwise the world will end by the year 2023 or 2030.   Greta Thunberg on Twitter: “”A top climate scientist is warning that climate … Continue reading →

“Melting ice reveals millennia-old forest buried in the Rocky mountains Trees dating back almost 6000 years have come to scientists’ attention due to ice melting in the Rocky mountains, offering a “time capsule” into the past” Melting ice reveals millennia-old … Continue reading →

The EPA shows a large increase in US burn area. Climate Change Indicators: Wildfires | US EPA The National Climate Assessment shows the same thing. Full Report | Fourth National Climate Assessment They mysteriously forgot to graph all the years … Continue reading →

It has been fifteen years since the National Trust predicted a Mediterranean climate for Britain. “National Trust campaign highlights how gardens will look if global warming brings Mediterranean weather to Britain” 24 March 2010 National Trust campaign highlights how gardens … Continue reading →

From The Onion in 2008

On June 17, 1917 it was 115F at Santa Barbara, California, and Ojai and Carpinteria burned to the ground. Jun 17, 1917, page 2 – The Morning Press at Newspapers.com Jun 18, 1917, page 9 – The Los Angeles Times … Continue reading →

July 12, 1976 “The weather seems to have gone berserk lately. The tennis courts at Wimbledon in England have not been as parched since the 1920’s. The same is true for croplands in northern France, the Soviet Union, Minnesota and … Continue reading →