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Some small melt ponds have appeared near the North Pole, about two weeks later than normal. Note that the Sun is already starting to descend towards the horizon, below the summer peak of 23.5º elevation

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Oakland, California TV station KTVU put this information live on their news broadcast.

“the NTSB has confirmed that these are the names of the pilots”

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h/t to Dave Stealy

Red circle is the boat’s location. (We still haven’t seen any pictures of them actually rowing the boat.)

Left (south) of the red dashed line is dominantly muddy freshwater in the McKenzie River delta.

Right (north) of the red dashed line is Beaufort Sea saltwater.

Large bright ice mass on the right is multi-year ice, which is being pushed by the wind towards the coast. The image was taken three days ago. The ice is closer to shore now, but is obscured by clouds.

The prosecution failed to produce any evidence showing that Zimmerman committed murder, and the star prosecution witnesses made complete fools out of prosecution lawyers – so the jury is having a tough time deciding if they proved guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.

The graphs below were generated using all reported HCN temperatures on July 13, 1936 and July 13, 2012.

On July 13, 2012 four percent of the US was over 100F, compared to forty percent in 1936. Remarkably, the 1936 area over 110F was almost the same area as the 2012 area over 100F.

The summer of 1936 was much hotter than the summer of 2012, but through the magic of extreme data tampering, NOAA has been able to convince many people that 2012 was the hottest year ever.

During July 1936, Ada, Minnesota recorded twelve consecutive days over 100F, eight consecutive days over 105F, and four consecutive days over 110F.

Climate alarmists get hysterical now over temperatures like this in Arizona. If it happened in Minnesota now, they would blame Republicans and call for immediately world communism to control the weather.

Only July 13, 1936  381 out of 949 reporting HCN stations were over 100F.

208 stations were over 105F – in Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, Indiana, Kentucky, Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Arizona, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Arkansas, Kansas, Michigan, Nebraska, Ohio, North Dakota, and California

Thirty-six stations were over 110F in Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, California, Iowa, Missouri, Wisconsin, Arizona and Minnesota.

The weather in 1936 was far more extreme than anything experienced since CO2 hit 350 PPM.

17 Jan 1939 – Thermometers Register Fifteen Consecutive Centur…

h/t to Ivan

22 Nov 1974 – SCIENCE DOCUMENTARY New ice age ‘could be in our…

h/t to Ivan

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