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The frequency of ninety degree days in Michigan through July 9 is down 50% from what it was in the 1930s. The last two summers (2013/2014) are among the coolest on record. Heidi Cullen’s Climate Central is (of course) lying about … Continue reading →

Over the past 80 years, the frequency of ninety degree days in Virginia through July 9 is down about 40%. Heidi Cullen’s Climate Central lies about this constantly. They apparently make money off generating irrational fear about the climate.

Here in Maryland, we are having the coldest year on record – by a wide margin.  President Obama says we are burning up in the DC area.

Experts tell us that Greenland is melting down at -19C. This is the hottest week of the year in Greenland. Vostok, Antarctica Forecast | Weather Underground They say that Antarctica is also melting down, at minus one hundred degrees. Vostok, Antarctica … Continue reading →

NCDC is doing some impressive adjusting in President Obama’s home state, turning a measured cooling trend into a fake warming trend – by adjusting the data upwards at a spectacular three degrees per century.

Illinois temperatures from January 1 through July 9 have been declining for 120 years, with this year being the coldest on record by a wide margin. The hottest year in Illinois through July 9 was 1921, with CO2 at a very … Continue reading →

Short and very funny trailer for a new C-Fact documentary. [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbC82_5YZtA]

Measured US temperatures show no warming over the past 20 years, while the temperatures published by NCDC show 3.4F/century warming during that period. The graph below shows the difference between the average final USHCN station temperature, and the average raw USHCN station … Continue reading →

I hope you didn’t think I was referring to the weather.

Political wisdom in Kentucky has long dictated that winning coal country is key to victory. But coal has assumed out-sized importance in this election as a devastating sequence of mine shut downs and job losses in eastern Kentucky have put … Continue reading →