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Prior to 40 years ago, 90 degree temperatures were common in Iowa on May 22, including 101 degrees at Logan, Iowa on May 22, 1925.  Every location in Iowa was over 90 degrees that day. There haven’t been any 90 … Continue reading →

Since the year 1900. May 22nd temperatures at Glenville, West Virginia have dropped more than ten degrees. On this date in 1902 it was 98 degrees at Glenville. Today’s forecast maximum is 75 degrees, twenty-three degrees cooler than 1902.

Climate scientists : Russian Arctic ice melt is picking up speed – Futurity Reality : Power of the Ob – drifting ice on the river breaks railings and drags people away from hi-tech lives

Since the year 1910. May 22nd temperatures at Lincoln, Virginia have dropped nearly 10 degrees.  Lincoln is the closest Virginia USHCN station to Washington DC. On this date in 1911, Lincoln was 102 degrees.  Today’s forecast maximum at Lincoln is … Continue reading →

As I predicted at the beginning of the month, Arctic melt has been very slow this month and both volume and extent of Arctic sea ice are close to “normal.” FullSize_CICE_combine_thick_SM_EN_20180521.png (1337×1113) Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut … Continue reading →

No longer satisfied with pushing temperature fraud, Gavin is now pushing sea level fraud. https://twitter.com/ClimateOfGavin/status/997930450793455617 Amazing how a break in slope appears when they switch methodologies from tide gauges to satellites, including adding a completely fake GIA (global isostatic adjustment) … Continue reading →

It is cold in Colorado today, and I have the heat turned on. But May 20 wasn’t always a cold day. On this date in 1934, almost half of the US was over 90 degrees, and South Dakota and Nebraska … Continue reading →

Climate experts claim that Greenland is melting down at a record rate, and even faster than they thought. The reality is that Greenland isn’t melting down at all. Greenland is extremely cold. summit:status:webcam Since September 1, Greenland’s surface has gained … Continue reading →

The Arctic melt season in more than one-third over. Over the past week ice extent loss (red below) was 1.5%. May 12        May 19 Arctic sea ice volume is normal. hardly changing, and tied for highest in … Continue reading →

With only five inches of rain so far this month, the sign at NCAR warns of high fire danger. These deer are very worried about the permanent drought. Or possibly the coyote in the trees. These children are suffering global … Continue reading →