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July 3rd afternoon temperatures have been declining in the US since the 19th century, and likelihood of hot weather has declined. On this date in 1911, almost 30% of the US was over 100F – with one hundred degree temperatures … Continue reading →

With the arrival of summer, climate snake oil salesmen are up to their usual tactics of lying about the weather. Summer maximum temperatures and the frequency of hot days have plummeted in the US over the past century. After accepting … Continue reading →

Finally, an illustration which accurately depicts the state of climate science.

With only 30 days left to the Greenland melt season, it hasn’t started yet. Yet another catastrophe for climate alarmists. Greenland Ice Sheet Surface Mass Budget: DMI This is the second year in a row which there has been a … Continue reading →

June has finished with Arctic sea ice volume fourth highest in the DMI record, behind 2004, 2003 and 2014. But the big story is the slowdown in melt rates since 2012.  The average June ice loss since 2012 is down … Continue reading →

The Arctic has been cold all summer and is forecast to be cold for the next two weeks. After that, the volume melt rate will tail off sharply. 10-Day Temperature Outlook Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut

Drudge is reporting “record hot temperatures” in June, when in fact there were almost none. Almost all US record June daily maximum temperatures were set prior to 1989, with CO2 below 350 PPM.  The peak years were 1933, 1911, 1988 … Continue reading →

Drudge is linking to articles claiming record heat in the East and the Midwest. As always, fake news. June 30 heat has dropped off sharply since the peak in 1901, with almost all of the coolest years coming after Hansen’s … Continue reading →

Arctic sea ice thickness has been increasing for the past twelve years, and is up 44% since 2012. I calculated this by dividing DMI volume by MASIE extent.  (The MASIE records only go back to 2006.). The Arctic Basin is … Continue reading →