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After the team switched from tide gauges to satellites for measuring sea level, their reported rise rates magically doubled from 1.6 mm/year to 3.2 mm/year. The tide gauges don’t show this, but calibration never gets in the way of global … Continue reading →

On Friday, Trenberth said that satellites can measure sea level to one mm and prove that the oceans are rising 3 mm/year.  He forgot to mention that the 1990 IPCC report showed that most tide gauges report less than 1mm/year He … Continue reading →

The US midwest is having the coldest year on record through April 12, with the ratio of record lows to record highs 35:1 GHCN command used to generate this data ./ghcn.exe Midwest.txt through=0412 > Midwest_through0412.csv

On March 19, 1907 – three HCN stations in Oklahoma were over 100 degrees. If this happened now, climate experts would cite it as 100% proof of global warming, and James Hansen would say it couldn’t have happened below 350 PPM … Continue reading →

On April 12, 1972 – nineteen Oklahoma HCN stations reached 100 degrees, and Mangum reached 106 degrees. Temperatures in Mangum today are forecast to be half that, at 53 degrees. GHCN command used to generate this data ./ghcn.exe OK.txt through=0412 > OK.csv … Continue reading →

US temperatures through April 12 are fifth coldest on record, and the coldest in 35 years. GHCN commands used to generate this data ./getdaily ./ghcn.exe US13042014.txt through=0412 > US13042014.csv

The winter of 1977 was very similar to the winter of 2014 in the US. It was warm in Alaska and the west coast, and very cold in the midwest and the eastern US. http://news.google.com/newspapers The jet stream was positioned very … Continue reading →

97% of scientists believe that ants walking affect Earth’s rotation. Therefore, the overwhelming consensus of scientists believe that ants control the Earth.

Five years ago, crack government scientists announced the official demise of multi-year sea ice. The multiyear ice covering the Arctic Ocean has effectively vanished, a startling development that will make it easier to open up polar shipping routes, an Arctic … Continue reading →

http://arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.global.anom.1979-2008