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Mikey Mann has me blocked on twitter. He can’t dispute the data, so he makes slimy personal attacks, and blocks me from responding. Progressives call this “science.”

I found a previously undiscovered version of 1999 NASA US temperatures, and made an updated animation of NASA’s US temperature fraud. Note that the old version is in degrees F. NASA used to show about 1 degree F cooling from the 1930’s … Continue reading →

Our brilliant Arctic explorers have left Murmansk, and are headed directly into hundreds of miles of solid ice. Unless they have an icebreaker in front of them, they aren’t going anywhere. Tracking – The Polar Ocean Challenge

Forty years ago today, Reagan’s campaign manager announced that Reagan had beaten Ford. TimesMachine: July 20, 1976 – NYTimes.com Just how stupid are “ethical conservatives?”

NASA pre-announces the third consecutive hottest year ever, which I predicted they would do three years ago – because facts no longer have any place in climate science. Note the super hot Arctic, where NASA doesn’t actually have any thermometers. Global warming … Continue reading →

On July 20, 1934 almost the entire US was over 95 degrees, with temperatures over 115 degrees in much of the Midwest and high plains.  This week’s much hyped heatwave is 10-20 degrees cooler than 1934. The frequency of hot … Continue reading →

If Gavin told the truth and announced that the climate isn’t warming, he would put himself and thousands of other people out of work. Climate scientists have an inherent, fundamental conflict of interest, which makes anything they say completely meaningless. … Continue reading →

There has been very little melt going on in the Arctic Ocean the last few days, due to cold cloudy weather. This is not showing up in the DMI graph yet, but I expect it will in a few days. They always … Continue reading →

It is going to be hot this week, with temperatures in Oklahoma City forecast to get up to 100 degrees on Thursday. That isn’t very scary, so they made up the dreaded “HEAT INDEX” Oklahoma City used to have about … Continue reading →