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1913 had the hottest weather ever recorded. Government climate experts say 1913 was one of the coldest years on record, and followed three decades of global cooling. Experts say that we are now experiencing the hottest climate ever, which is causing the … Continue reading →

Less than one year ago, government experts announced the demise of spring snow Meteorological spring has arrived, and we have record spring snow cover.

In 1922, the US Weather Bureau reported that the seas around Spitzbergen never froze over. docs.lib.noaa.gov/rescue/mwr/050/mwr-050-11-0589a.pdf This year Spitzbergen is completely surrounded by ice

Three years ago, ingenious scientists predicted that DC cherry trees would bloom in February Could cherry blossoms one day be blooming in winter? – The Washington Post We just had our second coldest February on record, and Chesapeake Bay is … Continue reading →

You can’t make up junk science like this Scientists Find Direct Evidence That Atmospheric CO2 Heats Earth’s Crust Heats flows up through the Earth’s crust, not down. Nobel Laureate Al Gore says the Earth’s crust is “millions of degrees.” March 1, … Continue reading →

Government experts like Gavin Schmidt and Tom Karl say the weather is the hottest ever, because of Mann-made CO2 emissions.

V apparently lives in the great state of Illiteracy, and Sherry lives in a state which is completely covered with snow.

I can’t promise you an Obamaphone or tens of thousands of dollars of other people’s money, but would appreciate your vote anyway. Fifteenth Annual Weblog Awards: The 2015 Bloggies

Three years ago, experts said that global warming means warm winters and less snow in the Northeast. Now they claim they predicted cold winters and more snow. Most people think about global warming during the dog days of summer. But … Continue reading →

If you turn on the heat in your electric car, you probably won’t make it home. Might as well take a bicycle like I do. Cold weather kills electric car range | MNN – Mother Nature Network