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Commuting on Maryland freeways I normally put the car on cruise control right at the speed limit, and stay about 150 yards behind the car in front of me. There is no point speeding because you will get pulled over and you … Continue reading →

The FILNET adjustment is much worse than it seems. USHCN is losing station data a phenomenal rate since 1990, and they are filling in the missing data with temperatures higher than the station data which is not missing. The rationale … Continue reading →

President Obama says that “climate change is already happening.” Experts say that the only change in energy balance they can detect in recent years is an undetectable increase in deep ocean temperatures. So we can presume that Barack Obama believes … Continue reading →

I generated a list of all stations with no fabricated data from 1990 to 2013, and generated raw and final average temperatures for those stations. I also calculated the average of all fabricated temperatures at all stations from 1990 to … Continue reading →

2012 was the last holy year for alarmists, with record winter warmth in the US and record low summer Arctic ice extent. Arctic ice extent is currently less than it was on the same date in 2012, and will probably remain … Continue reading →

President Obama said today that he was shutting down America’s most abundant energy source, because he cares about the children of 2030 (the ones he is saddling with $20 trillion debt needed to finance his reelection.) What will the climate be … Continue reading →

FIFA is 97% certain that that they can determine the World Cup champion, by interpolating results from nearby matches within a 1200 km radius. They also correct for the time of kickoff bias, and make an urban heat adjustment – penalizing teams … Continue reading →

Zeke and Mosher say that my analysis of their method is wrong, because I don’t use their method to analyze the output of their method.

After Sandy hit, Trenberth announced that global warming had caused the water to warm off the coast of New Jersey, forming a small warm spot in the midst of very cold water.