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The Guardian is always a great source of climate comedy. “No climate conspiracy: NOAA temperature adjustments bring data closer to pristine. A new study finds that NOAA temperature adjustments are doing exactly what they’re supposed to” No climate conspiracy: NOAA … Continue reading →

North American snow cover has been increasing during the snow season for the past fifty years. NorAm Fall NorAm Winter Canada is normally covered in snow during the winter, so the increase in North American snow cover is due to … Continue reading →

Texas had their longest heatwave at Encinal in 1921, with 157 consecutive days above 90F from May 8 to October 11, 1921. The NOAA USHCN thermometer data for Texas shows 1921 as the hottest year, with Texas cooling since 1895. … Continue reading →

When government agencies tamper with data, they are guaranteed to get whatever result they want.

The upper Midwest is not having a spring this year, but in the past they had many very warm springs.  Climate scientists have been trying to convince people that early springs are a sign of global warming. Since it isn’t … Continue reading →

You really can’t make this stuff up. Why bother to take measurements at all, if you are going to alter the results to match your theory? Or perhaps Mosher is secretly on our side?  He is openly admitting the data … Continue reading →

Ever since Joe D’Aleo’s paper came out showing how almost all warming is due to data tampering, Zeke Hausfather from Berkeley Fake Earth has been telling the press that temperature adjustments reduce warming. Joe D’Aleo captured this NOAA graph for Maine … Continue reading →

Thermometers show the US cooling since about 1920, but NOAA massively cools the past to create the appearance of a warming trend. These adjustments make a spectacular hockey stick of data tampering. When plotted against atmospheric CO2, the correlation is … Continue reading →

NOAA shows July temperatures increasing at 1.0F per century since 1895, with 2012 tied with 1936 as the hottest July. Climate at a Glance | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) The actual raw temperature data they use to generate … Continue reading →