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A few days ago, Joe Romm told us that this beach (and all nearby humans)  were going to be destroyed by an unprecedented storm surge from a category four global warming induced hurricane. Time Magazine says that Joe is the … Continue reading →

Several research papers have linked solar activity with the Earth’s climate, finding a correlation between solar activity and the occurrence of severe winters in the UK and continental Europe. Mike Lockwood (UK) in 2010, for example, used surrogate geomagnetic data … Continue reading →

Jon Huntsman has been arrogantly hyping global warming, while YTD temperatures in his home state have been falling this millennium at a rate of more than 30 degrees per century. See image below …. http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/research/cag3/ut.html

The blink comparator above compares the August 26 GFS/WRF forecast for yesterday morning, with the Weather Underground radar for yesterday morning.  Note that the forecast was almost perfect. I got the GFS boundary conditions from an NOAA web site. The … Continue reading →

What kind of drug abuse produces this sort of thinking? http://books.google.com/books

Last year I said it was stupid for SAF to keep Shrek. Major fail for me.

A normal four day period in New York State sees 2,000 people injured and 12 dead in traffic accidents. http://www.nydmv.state.ny.us/Statistics/2009NYSAccidentSummary.pdf The LSM has been reporting that a half dozen people died in “hurricane related” traffic accidents along the entire eastern seaboard over … Continue reading →

Irene shut down Broadway, took a bite out of Hollywood’s box office, closed casinos in New Jersey and canceled thousands of East Coast flights. But the economic fallout had been predicted to be far worse. The full cost of the … Continue reading →

New York is deserted today on what should be one of its busiest weekends for tourism of the year, as businesses count the cost of a four-day city shutdown after Hurricane Irene forced people indoors. Retailers will make heavy losses … Continue reading →

TUESDAY … After another very chilly morning with isolated ground frost, lows 2-6 C, sunny by day with highs around 16-17 C. Light winds. A spell of cloud and light showers may affect eastern Ulster mid-day. http://www.irishweatheronline.com/