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Another Hockey Stick

Upper Colorado Basin Snowpack Graphs

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More Ice In The Eastern Arctic Than A Century Ago

This year, Baffin Bay and Svalbard have lots of ice, but in the early 1920’s they were largely ice-free. NOAA/G02135/north/daily/images/2019/05_May/N_20190515_extn_v3.0.png 1922 Strange Things Happening In The Frozen Arctic Is the North Pole going to melt? Reports from fishermen, seal hunters … Continue reading →

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New Video : Coolest And Wettest October-May On Record

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Climate Scientists – Drowning New York For 85 Years

15 Apr 1934, 33 – The Nebraska State Journal at Newspapers.com

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Almost As Hot As 1953

Someone left this comment on my YouTube channel today: Temperatures passed 50 degrees Celsius (122 Fahrenheit) in northern India as an unrelenting heatwave triggered warnings of water shortages and heatstroke. So, almost as hot as 1953. 12 Jun 1953, 1 … Continue reading →

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New Video : Five Minutes In A Mountain Meadow

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Growing Up Fast

Last Sunday they were little puppies. They are probably 50% bigger today, and their faces look much more mature. They have moved to their summer den by the creek, but I found this deer leg by their old den. They … Continue reading →

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Summer Rates Kick In At The Greenland Country Club

Today is the first day of meteorological summer, and temperatures at The Greenland Country Club have warmed up to a balmy -27C (-17F.)  Summer greens fees now apply, but do not include treatment for frostbite and medical evacuation. Ask about … Continue reading →

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Dances With Coyotes

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Coolest/Wettest October-May In US History

The last seven months was the coolest and wettest October-May on record in the US. The percent of days above 60F and 70F was the lowest, with 1933-1934 being the highest. Compare with 1934, which was the warmest and driest. … Continue reading →

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