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Alarmists are busy this week claiming that Antarctica is melting and we are all going to drown. Meanwhile, Antarctic sea ice continues to grow to record levels. arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.south.anom.1979-2008

Over the past couple of hours, the rowers have experienced a large drop in temperatures as the storm begins to develop.

21 Mar 1936 – The Canberra Times SATURDAY, MARCH 21, 1936 “ON …

Once the summer sea ice has gone, it’s only a question of how long it will take for the winter ice to disappear. Arctic sea ice time bomb ticking: the bang’s gonna be huge The North Pole receives no sunlight … Continue reading →

Record summer cold forecast for the Beaufort Sea this week. 10-Day Temperature Outlook An Arctic hurricane approaching icespddrf2013072318_2013072800_035_arcticicespddrf.001.gif (862×876) And the rowers are stopped at the worst possible place for a storm surge – in a boat which can’t deal … Continue reading →

On this date in 1936, Kansas reached 121F and Nebraska reached 118F. Temperatures are forecast to be more than thirty degrees cooler this year than they were in 1936. http://docs.lib.noaa.gov/rescue/mwr/064/mwr-064-07-c1.pdf The EPA says that the 193o’s heatwaves were the worst … Continue reading →

July of 1936 brought incomprehensibly hot weather to Nebraska. Minden was over 100 degrees almost every day – with fifteen days over 105F, seven days over 110F, and two days over 115F.  On this date in 1936, the temperature reached … Continue reading →

It appeared that the Arctic was the last refuge of the global warming scamsters, but with that hiding place collapsing  – they are now trying to set up their last stand in the deep oceans. COI | Centre for Ocean … Continue reading →

05 Mar 1936 – 40 YEARS AGO (Reprinted from the “Argus.”) 1896—…

Fifty-two percent of adults questioned said race relations in the U.S. are “very good” or “fairly good,” down from more than 70 percent who said that in NBC/WSJ polls between 2009 and 2011. Fifty-four percent agree with the statement that … Continue reading →