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The climate of the Northeastern US has improved dramatically since 1970. Few people remember this, but prior to 1970 the Northeast was in drought most of the time, with the 1960’s being the driest. During the 1960’s the Northeastern US … Continue reading →

This year will mark the fourth consecutive cool Memorial Day in the US. Yosemite’s back gate, Tioga Pass, is still snowed under–and that just might complicate your Memorial Day trip – LA Times It hasn’t always been like this. The … Continue reading →

We are Borg. You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile. The fake news Washington Post reports that “scientists” did an “entire study” proving that satellites show no leveling off of warming. The implication being that all scientists speak in one voice … Continue reading →

It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends on him not understanding it Upton Sinclair You won’t read about this in the press, but Arctic sea ice extent is almost exactly “normal.” N_daily_extent.png (420×500) … Continue reading →

In order to push his fake and illegal Paris Climate Treaty through, Barack Obama needed fake data – lots of it.  One of the key components of this was his National Climate Assessment. Home | National Climate Assessment This document was full … Continue reading →

We have gotten used to cool springtime weather in the US, but it hasn’t always been like this. On this date in 1939, temperatures were over 100 degrees in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri and Indiana. Madison, Indiana was … Continue reading →

The useful idiots in the press who report on climate, continue to insist that the Arctic is melting down and nearing catastrophe. In the actual Arctic, sea ice extent is normal and Greenland has gained a record amount of ice … Continue reading →

The US is headed for its fifth consecutive cool Memorial Day, but Memorial Day used to be hot in the US. On May 29, 1934  ninety and one hundred degree temperatures were common throughout much of the US. South Dakota and … Continue reading →