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“THE hottest summer in Oklahoma history.” That’s the storyline for 2011, although it’s a bit early to draw such a conclusion. It was certainly the hottest July in recorded history. What naturally follows from the “hottest summer” conclusion is that … Continue reading →

A large gap (green) is opening up between 2011 and 2007, due to the 2007 rapid ice loss in the East Siberian Sea. The US Navy forecasts a slight increase in ice extent in that region over the next week, … Continue reading →

http://cdiac.ornl.gov/ USHCN turned a cooling trend into a warming trend – by subtracting about three degrees from pre-1975 maximum temperatures, and progressively subtracting less over time.

USHCN measured temperatures in Hennesey, Oklahoma have been on the decline since 1950. GISS however shows a sharp spike upwards in 1998.

SAN ANTONIO — Climatologists said Thursday that the La Nina conditions that have contributed to Texas’ worst drought in decades may re-occur later this year — troubling news for the state’s beleaguered farmers and ranchers who also learned there was … Continue reading →

The revered father of the global warming scam – Svante Arrhenius – was a loon.

http://trove.nla.gov.au/

Climate superstition has been around for as long as the human race. It has been an opinion universally adopted of late years, that the generality of our summers arc more wet, and consequently colder, and our winters less frosty and, … Continue reading →

There is no doubt that the past few weeks have been very hot in Oklahoma, but the trend since the 1930s is towards much lower maximum temperatures.