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Daily Archives: March 13, 2025
Climate Comedy Cancelled
“Scoop: NOAA is suspending its long-running monthly media calls on climate stats and climate change, blaming lack of staff. Some other hints at why are in the story:” (3) Andrew Freedman on X: “Scoop: NOAA is suspending its long-running monthly … Continue reading
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Warmest March On Record
The warmest March on record in the US occurred in 1910. This was followed a few weeks later by Halley’s Comet and the largest forest fire in US history. Chart IV. Departure of the Mean Temperature from the Normal, March, … Continue reading
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