Author Archives: Tony Heller

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University of Georgia researcher Thomas Mote, who co-authored the 2009 study that suggested fewer tornadoes in future, told the Star he has confidence in the hypothesis — but cautioned his projections of more stable tornado conditions don’t include Canada. “I … Continue reading →

NOAA says that they have no idea what they are talking about. Violent tornadoes throughout the southeastern U.S. must be a front-page reminder that no matter how successful climate deniers are in confusing the public or delaying action on climate … Continue reading →

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Must be due to CO2. http://greenland.cryocity.org/

Releasing a digitally processed, layered image was an incredibly stupid thing to do. Any digital image is grossly inadequate, but they should have at a minimum released a raw image along with the “adjusted” version.

Looks like East Texas And Louisiana may get the worst of it. Humidity forecast on NCAR’s WRF weather model with GFS forecast boundary conditions. Cold dry air to the west, and warm moist air to the east of the frontal … Continue reading →

A top official at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) rejected claims by environmental activists that the outbreak of tornadoes ravaging the American South is related to climate change brought on by global warming. Greg Carbin, the warning coordination … Continue reading →

http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/kids/scientists/clues.html Ocean temperatures are below normal. Mountains have record snow. The 1880s-1910s had much worse forest fires. The US was hotter in the 1930s. There is no evidence that rain and snow patterns are outside of normal variability. There is … Continue reading →