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Lincoln, VA is the closest Virginia USHCN station to Washington DC. January-March this year was the coldest on record, and last year was the fourth coldest. Only five years have averaged below freezing. This year is obliterating records for late cherry … Continue reading →

By the year 1846, climate experts had determined that white men ruined Australia’s climate 11 Mar 1846 – ON THE CHANGE OF CLIMATE.  This climate wrecking activity was typified by an endless series of floods and droughts. 13 Oct 1868 … Continue reading →

The extent of Arctic sea ice has returned to stable 2005/2006 levels Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut The animation below flashes between 2006 and 2015. Unless there is another summer with strong southerly winds like in 2007, the amount … Continue reading →

Mark “Death Spiral” Serreze at NSIDC always puts a graph of multi-year ice in his April sea ice news. The point of this graph is to show how old/thick ice is disappearing from the Arctic. This year he forgot, so I … Continue reading →

Last week Barry told us that Hillary’s E-mail server was very, very secure at home. This week we find out that the White House servers were hacked by Russia. You can’t make up comedy like this group of amateur hacks.

Many climate experts appear to have no background in science. Boston’s snowy winter could point to weather patterns affected by global warming. “The environment in which all storms form is now different than it was just 30 or 40 years … Continue reading →

There is no transparency in the White House. Perhaps the Russians will improve that situation.

El Nino always generates a spike, particularly in TLT satellite data. Look for a spike in temperatures over the next year.

Michael Mann has me blocked on Twitter, but is retweeting complete crap from Internet stalkers pretending to be me. How pathetic can human beings get? Meanwhile, Twitter will ban skeptics at the drop of  hat, but they refuse to take action against people … Continue reading →