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The Northwest Passage is blocked by very thick ice in the Beaufort Sea. DMI Modelled ice thickness And cold temperatures are forecast there through the end of the month. 10-Day Temperature Outlook By the time this cold spell ends, the … Continue reading →

I’m flying into Detroit, where the temperature is a cool 75 degrees. But June 16 wasn’t always a cool day in the US. In 1913, temperatures were over 100 degrees in parts of Michigan, and almost the entire eastern half … Continue reading →

I was at the US Capitol Building a few minutes after a Democratic Party terrorist gunned down Representative Scalise. A few months ago, Obama’s AG Loretta Lynch called for death, violence and blood in the streets to resist President Trump. … Continue reading →

David Barber says thick multi-year ice which ruined his global warming expedition in the Hudson Bay, is due to global warming. Climate change study in Canada’s Hudson Bay thwarted by climate change | World news | The Guardian Eight years … Continue reading →

We have reached the halfway point through the Arctic melt season, and Arctic sea ice extent is normal. Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut N_daily_extent.png (420×500) Temperatures near the pole have been normal or below normal every day … Continue reading →

Over the past century, the frequency of both very hot and very cold days has plummeted in the US.  The frequency of US hurricane strikes peaked below 300 PPM CO2, and have been declining as CO2 has increased. HURDAT Re-analysis Droughts … Continue reading →

In February, the Washington Post announced that 2017 was the year without a winter in the Northeast US, because it was too warm. They said spring had arrived early. ‘Fast-forward spring’: America’s February warmth is extreme, and it’s just getting … Continue reading →

I rode my bike almost 100 miles today in the beautiful Maryland weather  being described by climate fraudsters as “record heat.” Meanwhile, they are pulling the same scam in India, claiming that heatwave deaths are on the rise. Never mind … Continue reading →

During June of 1934, much of the world was experiencing a massive heat wave and drought. Scientists couldn’t explain it, but believed that increased press coverage was the reason people perceived the drought as being worse than those in the … Continue reading →

I’m taking the train in to DC on a beautiful summer morning, and of course the press is pushing the usual “record heat” and “too early for it to be this hot” nonsense. Hot in the east, cool in the … Continue reading →