May 31 : Below 350 PPM

May 31, 1985

A vicious tornado outbreak struck southern Ontario, central and eastern Ohio, western and central Pennsylvania, and western New York. 42 tornadoes ripped through the area. 88 people were killed and total damage was over $200 million. 8 of the tornadoes were rated F4 on the Fujita scale. The tornado that devastated Niles, Ohio was classified as F5 (winds above 260 mph). A huge F4 tornado had a 69 mile path length in central Pennsylvania, mostly through Moshannon State Forest. An estimated 88,000 trees were destroyed as the tornado’s path width reached 2.2 miles at one point.

Tornado warning issued for St. Louis area | Fox News

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Latest Views From The Arctic Meltdown

Avert your eyes if you are terrified of global warming.

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Barrow Sea Ice Webcam

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Hendriks webcam i Tasiilaq

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A New Climate Corollary – #4

  1. Global warming no longer has anything to do with temperature
  2. Sea level rise no longer has anything to do with the level of the sea
  3. Weather is not climate. All weather events are now climate
  4. Arctic ice extent no longer has anything to do with the amount of ice in the Arctic
  5. Drought no longer has anything to do with precipitation
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No Good Deed Goes Unpunished By Obama

Obama not only got the Osama raid Navy Seals killed by shooting his mouth off about their identities, but he also got the key informer incarcerated.

It was the Obama administration that sealed the fate of the Pakistani doctor jailed for helping nail Usama Bin Laden, by divulging key details after the fact and dooming any chance Shakil Afridi’s cover story could win his freedom, according to a confidential Pakistani report.

When former Secretary of Defense and ex-CIA Director Leon Panetta publicly acknowledged Afridi’s role in the ruse which helped the CIA pinpoint Bin Laden’s presence in an Abbottabad compound, any chance that Pakistani authorities could help him get out of the country vanished, according to what some have called Pakistan’s version of the 9/11 Commission, a 357-page report from an independent body set up to probe the aftermath of the 2011 raid by Navy SEALs in which the Al Qaeda leader was killed.

“The statement by the U.S. Defense Secretary Leon Panetta, who was the CIA Director when May 2 happened, confirming the role of Dr. Afridi in making the U.S. assassination mission a success, rendered much of what Afridi told the Commission very questionable if not outright lies,” states the report, which has not been released, but which FoxNews.com has viewed.

Obama administration to blame for jailing of hero Bin Laden doctor, says Pakistani report | Fox News

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IRS Chief Attended 157 Easter Egg Rolls At The White House, While His Staff Was Harassing Obama’s Political Opponents

When challenged last week by congressional investigators about just 118 of the 157 apparent White House visits, Shulman did not dispute the number, only identifying several reasons why he visited so often.

“Um, the Easter Egg Roll with my kids,” Shulman said. “Questions about the administrability of tax policy they were thinking of; our budget; us helping the Department of Education streamline application processes for financial aid.”

The Daily Caller

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Chicago’s Strict Gun Control Laws Are A Model For Democratic Politicians

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Gun Violence Rocks Chicago as 8 are Shot in One Day | News | BET

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Florida Police Run Over Sunbather On The Beach

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Cop driving pick-up truck runs over woman, 21, sleeping on the beach | Mail Online

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Iowa Extreme Drought Produces All-Time Record Flood Levels

Some of this heavy rain has fallen on existing moderate to extreme drought conditions over western Iowa, eastern Nebraska, and South Dakota.

In fact, Monday morning, the Floyd River reached an all-time record crest, 7.2 feet above flood stage, in northwest Iowa near Alton. This river gauge has been keeping records for at least 60 years!

What Drought? Midwest Deluge Continues | Weather Underground

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Met Office Says It Took Hundreds Of Years To Become Completely Incompetent At Climate Forecasting

1)  Mr Keenan says that there is “no basis” for the claim that the increase in global temperatures since the late 1800s is too large to be reasonably attributed to natural random variation. He goes on to argue that this is because we haven’t used the right statistical model.

However, the claim that the increase in global warming is larger than could be explained by natural variability has a clear and well understood grounding in fundamental physics and chemistry. There is very high confidence (using the IPCC’s definition) that the global average net effect of human activities since 1850 has been one of warming. The basis for this claim is not, and never has been, the sole use of statistical models to emulate a global temperature trend. Instead it is based on hundreds of years of scientific advancement, supported by the development of high-quality observations and computational modeling.

A response on statistical models and global temperature

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That Would Be Called ….. East

I used to work as a wilderness ranger there. Perhaps Jeff Masters should teach his writers the difference between west and east.

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Fast-Moving New Mexico Blaze Causes Evacuations | Weather Underground

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