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17 Jan 1925 – Earth Declared Sate From Glaciers

The South Australian  22 January 1880 A French writer has published an interesting article on the subject, in which he maintains that there is every proof the climate of Europe has been, within comparatively recent time, becoming colder. In proof of this  Arago is … Continue reading →

NOAA says that June was the hottest month in Earth’s history, despite the fact that Satellite temperatures showed it wasn’t even close to hottest. NOAA failed to mention this in their press release, even though they are obviously aware of … Continue reading →

Yesterday I reported that USHCN raw monthly temperatures do not match the daily temperatures for the corresponding month, and the changes from raw daily to raw monthly produce a bias which makes their TOBS adjustment look legitimate. So I started … Continue reading →

NOAA has entered the realm of blatant, unabashed fraud in their current discussions about climate. News from The Associated Press More accurate satellite data which actually measures troposphere temperatures, shows that NOAA’s claims of record heat are incorrect. NOAA’s failure … Continue reading →

There has been almost no change in Arctic sea ice over the past three days.  Green shows ice gain since July 17. Red shows ice loss. Gr  

A few months ago, NASA, NOAA and a few other of their partners in global warming fraud suddenly started jacking up global temperatures and making pronouncements that 2014 is the hottest year ever. This is complete nonsense, as more accurate satellite … Continue reading →

Nobel Laureate Al Gore predicted an ice free Arctic in 2014. Gaia may be unhappy about this, but this particular act of disobedience appears to have gone beyond good taste. COI | Centre for Ocean and Ice | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut

It may not be obvious to everyone yet, but this morning’s TOBS discovery is huge. I need to run now, but here is a quick summary of things I can prove so far about the US temperature record. Until 1999 … Continue reading →

Several people have asked me this. The most likely answer is that people in warmer climates preferred to take readings in the morning, and people in colder climates preferred to take readings in the afternoon.