Real Climate Science

14 September 2009

the Met Office’s decadal forecast predicts renewed warming after 2010 with about half of the years to 2015 likely to be warmer globally than the current warmest year on record.

Global warming set to continue – Met Office

Wood for Trees: Interactive Graphs

Americans’ Belief That Gov’t Is Too Powerful at Record Level

Obama has fundamentally transformed America, just as he promised.

There are hundreds of formerly prosperous communities all over America that are being steadily transformed into rotting, decaying hellholes.  The good paying middle class jobs that once supported those communities are long gone, and they have been replaced with low paying service jobs if they have been replaced at all.  When you visit those communities, it is almost as if all of the hope has been sucked right out of the air.

20 Ordinary Americans Talk About The Economic Despair That Is Growing Like A Cancer All Around Them | InvestmentWatch

800,000 Rwandan’s were massacred with machetes, because gun control kept them from being able to defend themselves. The perpetrators were very appreciative of the gun laws in place. It made their job of killing hundreds of thousands of women and children much easier and safer.

Progressives would have preferred another 100 people dead in Kenya.

British hero of the mall massacre: Ex Royal Marine with a handgun saved 100 lives as terrorists ran amok | Mail Online

h/t to Dave G

Over the past six years, I don’t think I have clicked on the BBC News web site once when there wasn’t a story admiring Barack Obama. Someone at the BBC appears to have tingle up their leg.

Someone at CBS News didn’t get the Ministry of Truth memo.

Great New England Hurricane of 1938 remembered on 75th anniversary

A weather station in Massachusetts recorded sustained winds of 121 mph and gusts as high as 186 mph — a major storm by modern standards that dwarfs the land wind speeds recorded in storms Irene and Sandy, which also devastated parts of the Northeast in recent years.

“It was the strongest, the most devastating, the deadliest and the costliest for the region and still is,” says Lourdes Aviles, a Plymouth State University meteorology professor in Plymouth, N.H., who this month published the book “Taken by Storm, 1938: A Social and Meteorological History of the Great New England Hurricane.”

Despite the recent woes brought by Sandy and Irene, any similar storm in the future will beset a population that has no appreciation of what a true hurricane is, Aviles says.

“No matter what storm you think about in the last century,” she says, “nothing here compares with 1938.”

Great New England Hurricane of 1938 remembered on 75th anniversary – CBS News

h/t to Dave G

Twitter / JunkScience: Warmists say they won’t …

Intellicast – Weekly Precipitation in United States

I have pointing out for the last three months that Arctic sea ice was tracking just below 2006, both in shape and size. Our alarmist friends thought that was hilarious, and kept making comments about free-fall and a new record minimum.

COI | Centre for Ocean and Ice | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut

Since the Navy shipyard shooting, more than 700 Americans have died horrible twisted metal, violent deaths in automobile accidents, and thousands more injured.

September 22, 2013

Cincinnati freshman offensive lineman Ben Flick was killed in an auto accident on Saturday night in Oxford, Ohio.

Two other Cincinnati players were injured in the one-vehicle crash that occurred after the Bearcats’ 14-0 win over Miami of Ohio.

Flick, of Hamilton, Ohio, was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident. Wide receivers Mark Barr of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., and Javon Harrison of Dayton, Ohio, were taken by helicopter to the University of Cincinnati Medical Center with injuries. Barr was in critical condition and Harrison was stable.

The driver of the vehicle, who was not identified, was in critical condition.

Cincinnati freshman dies in auto accident – Chicago Tribune