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Arctic sea ice volume loss slowed again yesterday, so I am now pushing my ice-free Arctic forecast out to October 5, 2018 at 2:31 am. Volume is the fourth highest in the DMI record, and likely to move into the … Continue reading →

According to NOAA, the US is burning up. Climate at a Glance | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) But before data tampering, the US has been cooling for the past 90 years.  The claimed warming trend is entirely due … Continue reading →

Making the heat of the 1930’s disappear is very important for the global warming scam.  Not only were CO2 levels low in the 1930’s but atmospheric H2O levels were also very low. Spreadsheet    Data The US had severe or extreme … Continue reading →

July 2018 maximum temperatures at Logan, Iowa have been 18 degrees cooler than 1936. That gap will likely increase as the month proceeds. Summer in the Dallas/Fort Worth area has seen afternoon temperatures four degrees cooler than 1980, when they … Continue reading →

Over the past 15 years, the amount of sea ice melting between May 1 and July 25 has plummeted. http://ocean.dmi.dk/arctic/icethickness/txt/IceVol.txt This is not surprising, because Arctic summers have been getting colder. Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut Arctic … Continue reading →

US forest fire burn acreage and number of fires is down 80% over the last 80 years. Indicator 3.16: Area and percent of forest affected by abiotic agents There were 185,209 fires in 1937, and more than 200,000 in 1936. … Continue reading →

Below is the NOAA US maximum temperature graph over the past 90 years. It shows the US warming, and includes no information stating that the data has been massively altered to turn cooling into warming. Climate at a Glance | … Continue reading →

The dew point in Montreal is 74 degrees right now (~30,000 PPM H2O), compared with 20 degrees in Death Valley (~3,000 PPM H2O.)  With greenhouse gas levels 10X higher in Montreal than Death Valley, there can be little doubt that … Continue reading →

In 1972,  forty-two “top European and American investigators” predicted a rapidly approaching new ice age –  based on an increase in snow and ice cover from 1967-1972. The technique employed …..  depends on the averaging of information from standard and … Continue reading →