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Gavin is digging his hole deeper and deeper. In order to get rid of the hiatus for his boss Barry, he bumped up all recent temperatures. Note in the animation below that since March he has moved recent years outside … Continue reading →

NOAA claims that 2012 was the most extreme weather year on record in the US. U.S. Climate Extremes Index (CEI): Graph | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) In fact, it was one of the quietest years on record for … Continue reading →

Barack Obama is now an authority on permafrost. Thirty Alaskan native villages on the coast are about to disappear into frigid waters; 12 are considering moving altogether. As sea ice melts earlier and forms later, more open water is left … Continue reading →

I rode up to NCAR earlier and went into their museum for my Trenberth provided weekly comedy. I was not disappointed. This video explained how the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) affects winter temperatures in Canada and Europe. That part of the … Continue reading →

Thirty years ago, scientists predicted one meter sea level rise in 60 years. 31 Aug 1986 – Sea level ‘to rise metre in 60 years’ How did that brainless forecast turn out? Sea level at Adelaide has hardly changed for 40 … Continue reading →

According to NOAA, 2012 was the most extreme year on record in the US. The fraud which goes into making the Climate Extremes Index is breathtaking. U.S. Climate Extremes Index (CEI): Graph | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) Let’s look … Continue reading →

In 1974, the National Academy of Sciences wanted to evacuate six million people in the Sahel – to save them from global cooling. TimesMachine: December 29, 1974 – NYTimes.com

For 43 days from July 12 to August 24, 1934 – Durant, Oklahoma was over 100 degrees every single day. Long heatwaves in Oklahoma were much more common prior to 1960. During the summer of 1934, 80% of the US … Continue reading →

The fraudster in chief hiked at the Exit Glacier in Alaska last week, and said that he could slow down melting by shutting down America’s reliable energy supply. According to US Park Service documents, the Exit Glacier melt rate has dropped … Continue reading →

GHCN temperatures for Nuuk, Greenland show a sharp cooling trend over the past decade, of more than 3°C ftp://ftp.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/data/ghcn/daily/all/GL000004250.dly NASA data is based on GHCN, so it should be the same. But they don’t show much cooling over the past … Continue reading →