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Daily Arctic Sea Ice Maps

“If you leave us at 450ppm for long enough it will probably melt all the ice – that’s a sea rise of 75 metres. What we have found is that the target we have all been aiming for is a … Continue reading →

Remember when they blamed western pine beetles on warm winter temperatures? YearTDeptWRCC.png (688×531) Temperatures out here in the west have been frigid this winter, which is completely consistent with expert predictions of 10 degrees warming. If carbon emissions increase, the average … Continue reading →

Snowdon will be snow-free in 13 years, scientists warn – Climate Change – Environment – The Independent Shortly after becoming snow-free, Mt. Snowden will be covered in glaciers. CO2 works in strange and mysterious ways. ‘Glaciers on Snowdon’ warning by … Continue reading →

In 2008, Australia’s top climate scientist declared that Australia was in a permanent drought. January 4, 2008 This drought may never break IT MAY be time to stop describing south-eastern Australia as gripped by drought and instead accept the extreme … Continue reading →

Last year’s lack of snow in the eastern US (the center of the universe) was caused by 392 ppm CO2, but the increase to 393 ppm this year is causing heavy snow. …ANOTHER MAJOR WINTER STORM IS FORECAST TO IMPACT … Continue reading →

The crew at Wolf Creek is going to have to dig the lifts out again this morning from the thin (96 inch)  snowpack. Web Cam – Wolf Creek Ski Area

Please replace your divots, and don’t use your wedge on the practice green. summit:status:webcam The recent match play tournament in Arizona has been moved to Greenland, due to excess  snow in Tucson. Snow storm suspends Match Play golf in Arizona

In 1974, NCAR said bad weather was due to excess sea ice. NCAR now says that bad weather is due to missing sea ice. www.iaea.org/Publications/Magazines/Bulletin/Bull165/16505796265.pdf

The 1990 IPCC Report showed a two million km² increase in Arctic ice during the five years prior to 1979. This was based on Nimbus satellite data. First IPCC report For some reason, Wikipedia seem to have missed this huge … Continue reading →