Real Climate Science

On July 25, 1936 temperatures at Lincoln, Nebraska never dropped below 91F. University of Nebraska students slept on the lawn because the dormitories were unbearably hot.

A short tutorial discussing new climate analysis tools at realclimatetools.com

Last week California banned the sale of gasoline powered cars, and this week they are telling people not to use their electric cars because the state doesn’t have enough electricity.

“The top three conservation actions are to set thermostats to 78 degrees or higher, avoid using large appliances and charging electric vehicles, and turn off unnecessary lights.”

California, Western Grid Expected To Face Strain With Extreme Heat, Higher Demand | American Public Power Association

Over the past year, the surface of the Greenland ice sheet has gained 467 billion tons of snow and ice, including 18 billion tons over the last four days. More will likely accumulate today. This is the fourth year out of the last six which Greenland’s surface has gained above normal amounts of ice.

Surface Conditions: Polar Portal

The mass gain this year was about 100 billion tons above the 1981-2010 average, with most of the excess occurring at lower elevations.

Surface Conditions: Polar Portal

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The press reports the unusually large ice gain in recent years as record melt.

US summer afternoon temperatures have not increased over the last 60 years, but nighttime temperatures have.

The increase correlates with the increase in corn yields in the US.

Corn yields in the United States, 1866 to 2014

Cornfields increase humidity which produces higher nighttime temperatures and lower afternoon temperatures.

How does corn affect Midwest weather?: University of Illinois Extension

How cornfields make Midwest unbearably humid | The Gazette

‘Sweaty’ Cornfields Cause U.S. Heat Wave | GearJunkie

Corn Belt States – Vivid Maps

The average daily temperature range during summer has declined sharply in the US since the 1930s drought.

The press is recycling the same Arctic melting story from seventy years ago. The only difference is that in 1952 there actually was some truth to what they were saying.

Apparently Democrats think the majority of voters aren’t people, because “people” are afraid Trump will get the most votes.

(2) Sylvain Saurel’s answer to Why are people so fearful of Trump getting re-elected? – Quora

“When Democrats controlled both houses of the Virginia legislature, they passed a law binding the state to the automobile standards dictated by the California Air Resources Board (CARB), according to The Hill. Republicans have thus far failed to repeal the law.

Virginia Republican Attorney General Jason Miyares’s office confirmed to the outlet that the 2021 law was still in effect and that CARB’s rule requiring the end of fossil-fueled car sales by 2035 is therefore binding to the state. The California rule will not take effect in Virginia until 2024.”

California’s plan to phase out gas-powered cars will apply to Virginia, AG says | Just The News

Academics and the press have been failing at their predictions for as long as they have been making them. But instead of retraction and mea culpa, they simply double down with their misinformation and propaganda.

“The temperature in Alice Springs has dropped below zero degrees Celsius for 12 consecutive mornings.

According to the Bureau of Meteorology – which has been keeping records of temperatures in Alice Springs for 81 years –  that has surpassed the previous longest streak of below-zero days set in July 1976. “

Alice Springs freezes through longest streak of sub-zero days on record – ABC News