Real Climate Science

In 1986, the New York Times predicted the Gulf and Atlantic coasts of the US would lose between 100 and 1,000 feet of shoreline by 2026.

“MANY scientists are so sure that the sea level will rise visibly in the coming decades that they are advising planners to adopt new strategies now. A predicted rise in sea level of one foot within the next 30 to 40 years will drive much of the Atlantic and Gulf shoreline inward by a hundred feet and some of it by more than a thousand feet, according to marine geologists.”

SIGNIFIGANT RISE IN SEA LEVEL NOW SEEMS CERTAIN – The New York Times

“On January 13, 2024, the day that the photographs above were taken, it measured water levels three feet higher than predicted.”

“the team predicts that in the next decade, water levels at the coastline of the Battery could rise nearly as much as they did in the previous 100 years, increasing seven to 11 inches by the 2030s.”

Flood Pressure

Since the date of that photograph, sea level has fallen about one foot at a rate of 21 meters per century.

https://tidesandcurrents.noaa.gov/sltrends/data/8518750_meantrend.csv

Sea level there is lower now than it was in March of 1958.

“Before he was confirmed as the director of the office of management and budget last week, Project 2025 architect Russell Vought proposed a 38% budget cut for NOAA to “to curb excessive mission creep in key agencies, halt steadily increasing climate extremism within the department, and eliminate the prioritization of woke agendas”.

Noaa imposes limits on scientists, sparking concerns over global forecasts | Trump administration | The Guardian

On September 17, 1923 Berkeley, California was largely destroyed by a fire which blew out of the hills and was fanned by 60 MPH winds.

“LARGE PART OF NORTHERN CALIF. ABLAZE

LONG, DRY SUMMER THE CAUSE OF FIRES IN NEARLY EVERY COUNTY.”

Sep 18, 1923, page 1 – The Daily Nonpareil at Newspapers.com

The following year, California had one of their worst droughts on record.

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Feb 29, 1924, page 11 – Los Angeles Evening Post-Record at Newspapers.com

Another video showing how traditional AI is largely useless at gathering scientific information. In order to get the right answer, you need to use analytic AI.

With temperatures below 0F (-18C), Northern Colorado is only getting 3% of their electricity from wind.

“Platte River Power Authority is committed to working toward achieving a 100% noncarbon energy mix by 2030”

Current energy production – Platte River Power Authority

Congress had no trouble confirming the one on the left, but struggles to confirm the one on the right.

Marble Bar, West Australia set the world record of 160 consecutive days over 100F (38C) during the summer of 1923-1924. This inconvenient history has since been deleted from the BOM website.

BOM – Australian Climate Extremes

“Has ACORN robbed Marble Bar of its world record?

The animation below uses the daily temperature datasets for RAW, ACORN 1 (introduced 2011/2012) and ACORN 2 (introduced quietly in early 2019 with no BoM announcement) to compare the number of days each year from 1910 to 2019 that Marble Bar recorded a very hot day (defined by the bureau as at or above 40C) :”

Marble Bar very hot days and seasonal rainfall

Naomi Oreskes is going to fly half way around the world to save the planet from fossil fuels.

Kumi Naidoo & Mike Rann – Connect with UniSA – University of South Australia

Hopefully she will fly in a solar powered aircraft.

Buffalo, NY meteorologist Don Paul predicted a warm winter, based on global warming propaganda.

(17) Don Paul on X: “”My bottom line: With so much excess warmth in the world’s oceans and in place in the Arctic, I expect another milder- than-average winter overall, but with the potential for a short episodic harsh wintry outbreak or two. The latter would be more likely in December or January…” / X

He didn’t like me pointing out his bad forecast.

His response reminds me of Meat Loaf.

Don used the same jet stream diagram to explain global warming, as Science News used fifty years ago to explain global cooling.

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10-Day Temperature Outlook

Just as experts predicted, Florida may be snow-free next week.

Accumulated Snowfall (GFS 10-dayforecast)