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Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut ftp://osisaf.met.no/prod_test/ice/index/v2p1/nh/osisaf_nh_sie_daily.txt 1989                                                              … Continue reading →

The graphing tool now has support for the US, UK, Japan, Germany and Australia to the climate graphing tool. Graphing From June 22 to July 7 1976, Oxford, England averaged 32C Graphing

According to Salon, scientists agree that the shortage of baby food is due to global warming. Supply chain issues are getting worse — and climate change is a main culprit | Salon.com

Scientific American wants people to support their production of third rate science fiction. Declines in Air Pollution Have Made Hurricanes Stronger – Scientific American

On May 15, 1896 Sherman, Texas was devastated by a tornado. 16 May 1896, Page 1 – The Topeka Daily Capital at Newspapers.com 16 May 1896, 6 – The Salina Sun at Newspapers.com 16 May 1896, 2 – The Wichita … Continue reading →

On May 15, 1957 a tornado killed twenty people in the Texas Panhandle. “the 28th straight day of violent weather in Texas. In April and May, beginning with a Dallas tornado which took II lives April 2. floods. tornadoes and … Continue reading →

On May 15, 1968 at least sixty-seven tornadoes killed dozens of people in eleven states. “The death count continued to mount yesterday as workers in parts of 11 states pressed res-cue work after what a Weather Bureau spokesman called “one … Continue reading →

In year 2000, climate scientists predicted the demise of Arctic sea ice and said sea ice thickness had declined 92% since the late 1950s from 10.2 feet to 5.9 feet. “the receding and thinning of Arctic sea ice have outstripped … Continue reading →

On May 15, 1896 tornadoes killed more than 100 people in Kansas and Texas. 16 May 1896, 5 – The Harvard Courier at Newspapers.com

The Texas grid is failing again and the “Energy Reliability Council Of Texas” (ERCOT) is telling people to cut back usage. Doug Lewin describes himself as an expert on grids, energy efficiency and renewable energy. He implies the problem is … Continue reading →