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After 35 years of unprecedented melting, global sea ice area is the same as 35 years ago. Over the past 18 months, global sea ice area has been above normal 70% of the time, and is averaging 3,500 Manhattans above normal.  arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.global.anom.1979-2008

 TimesMachine: August 13, 1934 – NYTimes.com

So far this August, 78% of the US has been below normal temperature, with the central part of the country 6-8 degrees below normal. MonthTDeptUS.png (688×531) During August 1936, almost 100% of the US was above normal temperature, with the central … Continue reading →

Nobel Prize winner Al Gore says the Arctic will be ice free in a few weeks, but Environment Canada shows both ends of the Northwest Passage blocked with ice. Ninety-seven percent of climate experts agree with Al Gore, so the … Continue reading →

Yesterday reached 80 degrees in Calrinda, Iowa – but 80 years ago in 1934, it was 34 degrees warmer at 114 degrees. August 8, 1934 was one of the hottest days in US history, with many midwestern stations over 110 degrees. … Continue reading →

Since the same date in 2011, the amount of 4/5 year old ice in the Arctic has increased by 71%. Experts say that the Arctic is melting down.

NSIDC shows thick multi-year ice right up to the coast of Alaska. Excellent conditions for progressives to take their Northwest passage cruise.

In 1961, there was a unanimous consensus for global cooling The 1975 National Academy of Sciences report showed this cooling. NCAR showed this cooling NOAA showed this cooling in both Radiosonde and surface data Hadley still shows this cooling in … Continue reading →

Two years ago, I caught NSIDC pulling a fast one in their sea ice graphs. A few hours before the Arctic extent line was about to cross the 1979-2000 mean line, they changed their plotting scheme to use a five day trailing average for … Continue reading →

I was shocked to learn that the entire basis of climate alarmism, is models which extremely over-predict warming in the tropical troposphere. Thoughts and plots about the tropical tropospheric hot spot.  Carl Mears, Remote Sensing Systems it is obvious that … Continue reading →