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sst_anom.gif (800×600) Alarmists got all excited in March about an isolated area of warmth over the eastern US. It would be nice if they were correct, but North America and the Arctic are surrounded by very cold water. How long will our … Continue reading →

The Internet is all abuzz with Hansen’s not yet failed (and previously ignored) 1981 forecasts. The 1981 forecasts were of course superseded by his already failed 1988 Congressional forecasts, but the team is getting desperate to buy time. The graph below shows that his … Continue reading →

Thursday, April 05, 2007 Global warming is turning the Southwest into a permanent Dust Bowl, where the dry conditions of our worst 20th century droughts — the 1930s and 1950s — become the norm over the next century, according to … Continue reading →

The BBC complains that claim change deniers are evil men, but they may have not thought their position through very clearly – given that the corrupt men are on the other side of the debate. Climate experts on how to … Continue reading →

Hansen doesn’t go far enough. We should go back to the CO2 levels of the last decade of the 19th century, which brought record heat, fire, tornadoes and hurricanes. The hottest decade in Arizona was the 1890s. ARIZONA Climate Summary … Continue reading →

Katherine has been misleading the flock about Texas weather, and is getting her just rewards. The hot pink circle sits over Katherine – the only place in Texas or Oklahoma still experiencing drought. I have been watching the radar recently, and Lubbock keeps getting missed … Continue reading →

h/t to hauntingthelibrary and Marc Morano

April 28 was the last update at CT. I hope everything is OK.

I noticed something in GISS attempt to cover up their Iceland fraud from a couple of months ago. The graph below blinks between the original non-homogenized data, and current non-homogenized data. Note that they have now wiped out the well documented warming … Continue reading →

NOAA’s extreme weather expert, Martin Hoerling, slammed Hansen on Andy Revkin’s blog yesterday. “Over the next several decades, the Western United States and the semi-arid region from North Dakota to Texas will develop semi-permanent drought, with rain, when it does … Continue reading →