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I drove down to New Mexico to see my parents yesterday, and took a couple of short hikes with my little buddies on the way. Temperatures were about 30 degrees warmer on the other side of the Front Range. Today I am … Continue reading →

USHCN deleted their monthly data last week, and apparently are making a transition from version 2.0 to 2.5. My guess about this surprise move is that they are going to make past “raw” data colder, and current “raw” data warmer. This … Continue reading →

NOAA apparently determined in March that 2012 would be the hottest year ever in the US, but the weather is making their job tougher. HAMweather Climate Center – Record Events for The Past 2 Days – Continental US View So … Continue reading →

Rapper Baba Brinkman also demonstrates incomprehensible and breathtaking stupidity. “people are currently dying from the rise of the ocean” This imbecile better not try surfing. He might drown in a one millimeter wave. Reading something in The Guardian is not an excuse for … Continue reading →

Arctic Ice Melt, Sea Level Rise May Pose Imminent Threat To Island Nations, Climate Scientist Says Low-lying island nations threatened by rising sea levels this century could see the disastrous consequences of climate change far sooner than expected, according to … Continue reading →

During the run-up to Wednesday’s debate, I remember seeing kids in the background of live shots wearing shorts and thinking, “Huh. Looks pretty nice in Denver.” Friday morning, it snowed there. Actually, it turned cold in Colorado  as soon as … Continue reading →

Thalidomide, which was developed by the Nazis,  was highly recommended for pregnant women.

Obama has apparently been talking to his buddy Hugo about campaign strategy. Truly shocking in the report was that the number of unemployed people dropped by 456,000 to  12.1 million. Maybe more shocking, total employment, as measured by the Household Survey, rose by … Continue reading →

USA_TomorrowHighs.pngOCT5.jpg (1280×720) It may take weeks to recover.

Last year, the lack of Arctic ice caused a warm winter in the eastern US, but this year it causes record cold and snow. Twitter / oakden_wolf: @ClimateDepot Hey Morano: why … The logic is simple. A warming Arctic provides … Continue reading →