Real Climate Science

Michael Mann says winters used to be snowier.

Michael E. Mann: ““Are We Imagining It, Or Were Winters Colder & Snowier When We Were Kids?” by Carolyn Fortuna for @cleantechnica.bsky.social : cleantechnica.com/2025/03/11/a…” — Bluesky

Seven of New York City’s ten largest snowstorms have occurred this century, including their two largest. Florida just set their all-time record for snow.

The 1920 ratification of the 19th Amendment brought dignity to women.

Michael Mann accuses President Trump of planning to tell the truth about climate.

“Trump’s next climate move: Show global warming benefits humanity”

(1) Michael E. Mann: ““Trump’s next climate move: Show global warming benefits humanity” by Scott Waldman for @eenews.bsky.social: www.eenews.net/articles/tru…” — Bluesky

In 1974, NOAA explained how a warmer climate benefits humanity.

“Annual average temperatures over the Northern Hemisphere increased rather dramatically from about 1890 through 1940, but have been falling ever since. The total change has averaged about one-half degree Centigrade, with the greatest cooling in higher latitudes. A drop of only one or two degrees Centigrade in the annual average temperature at higher latitudes can shorten the growing season so that some crops have to be abandoned. There is reason to believe, for example, that rice was once grown far north of its present boundary in parts of Asia.

According to British meteorologist Hubert Lamb, the average growing season in England is already two weeks shorter than it was before 1950. Since the late 1950’s, Iceland’s hay crop yield has dropped about 25 percent, while pack ice in waters around Iceland and Greenland ports is becoming the hazard to navigation it was during the 17th and 18th centuries.

At lower latitudes, as in the Sahel, the amount of precipitation available during certain phases of the growing season is critical to food production. The kind of climatic variation now in progress includes changes in the tracks of precipitation-producing storms through major grain-producing regions.

In India, for example, before the global warming trend of 1890-1940, severe drought struck about once every four years. With the warming, however, and more abundant monsoon rains, drought came only once every 18 years or so, greatly increasing India’s grain production. Some climatologists think that if the current cooling trend continues, drought will occur more frequently in India—indeed, through much of Asia, the world’s hungriest continent.”

N O a a (National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration) 1974-10: Vol 4 Iss 4 : Free Download, Borrow, and Streaming : Internet Archive

Climate change is shifting hurricane tracks to the north. Climate change is also shifting hurricane tracks to the south.

“Hurricanes are shifting south. Here’s why that’s a serious problem”

Hurricanes are Changing: Preparedness Strategies Needed

“Yes, climate change is likely causing a northward shift in hurricane tracks, particularly in the North Atlantic, with the potential for more intense storms to reach regions previously less exposed to them. “

Grok says Miami is drowning.

It has gotten so bad, you can pick up a home there at the fire sale price of $120 million.

Vladislav Doronin sells Miami Beach Star Island home for record – South Florida Business Journal

Previously the left believed that Elon was going to save them from the existential threat of global warming, but they have apparently decided that the real existential threat is actually free speech.

Loveland Tesla dealership vandalized again in possible copycat attack

March 16, 1973

“Scientists say signs point to another ice age

BY DONALD C. KIRKMAN Scripps Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON: A group of scientists say there are disturbing signs that the world’s average temperature has started to decline and that the Earth may face another catastrophic ice age in hundreds or thousands of years.

In a report soon to be released, the scientists say evidence is accumulating that the world has experienced unusually warm temperatures for the last 10,000 years and soon will revert to a colder, more hostile climate that man will find difficult to cope with.

The report is based on the findings of 46 geologists, climatologists and paleontologists who met last year at Brown University, Providence, R.I., to review recent studies of fossils, rock layers, sea sediments and biology.

Almost unanimously, these scientists agreed the world definitely will have another ice age similar to the one that ended 20,000 years ago when vast ice sheets covered large stretches of North America, Europe and Asia.

The only question, they believe is exactly when the new ice age will begin—or whether it already has begun.

“There already are signs the Earth is cooling in a cycle similar to those that heralded earlier great glaciations,” the report says. “And while it may take several centuries before any major global effects are felt and several thousand years before ice sheets reform, preliminary signs are already apparent.”

With the warm age ending, the scientists say the world logically can expect a colder, drier climate to crowd man southwards and reduce the world’s cultivatable land resources. Ice sheets once again could reach as far south as Philadelphia, Cleveland and Chicago in about 20,000 years.

“In the future, the report says, vast areas of Latin America, Africa, Asia and Australia increasingly will be affected by dryness of rainfall with its associated scourges—drought, soil erosion and starvation.”

To cope with this harsh, cooler world, man will have to call upon all his ingenuity and resourcefulness.”

Mar 16, 1973, page 25 – The Cincinnati Post at Newspapers.com

“Large portions of the waterfront areas of Annapolis, the state’s capital, would be underwater in this scenario. Coastal parts of Baltimore, the state’s most populous city, would also begin to be submerged.”

Maryland Map Shows Where State Could Be Underwater From Sea Level Rise – Newsweek

Sea level at Baltimore fell at a record rate last year, and is lower now than it was during December 1945.

Sea Level Trends – NOAA Tides & Currents

During the first few months of 2020, COVID-19 mutated with remarkable speed.

“Houses of worship told to ‘discontinue singing’ under order from Newsom as pandemic worsens”

Houses of worship told to ‘discontinue singing’ under order from Newsom as pandemic worsens

Wisconsin state representative Francesca Hong will reduce electricity costs by switching from low cost reliable sources to unreliable expensive ones. And save the planet in the process.

“There is an overwhelming consensus among climate scientists that the best chance to avert runaway climate change is to cut carbon emissions in half by 2030.

We have to save our beautiful planet. This legislation will both limit climate change and will reduce the crushing cost of electricity and heat for local residents here in Wisconsin.”

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