WASHINGTON, Jan. 23, 2013 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — A group of 20 ex-NASA scientists have concluded that the science used to support the man-made climate change hypothesis is not settled and no convincing physical evidence exists to support catastrophic climate change forecasts.
h/t to Marc Morano
Temperatures in the interior of Antarctica are peaking right now at -31C, and will soon begin to decline towards winter. Make sure you go see Antarctica before it melts completely.
NASA’s top scientist says that we are all going to drown – as this horrific meltdown proceeds.
Weather Forecast Vostok, Antarctica | Vostok Weather | Wunderground
According to NASA headlines, 85% of Greenland melted this summer- portending disastrous sea level rise.
You can see the evidence of this in New Jersey, where satellites show that sea level has fallen two centimeters since the unprecedented meltdown occurred.
The meltdown devastation continues unabated at -39 degrees.
Last week, McKitten was whining about how warm it was on Mt. Washington
Weather Forecast Mount Washington, NH | Mount Washington Weather | Wunderground
The snow is great in Vermont, but temperatures are -26F and potentially lethal.
Satellites show a steady drop in sea level at Los Angeles, since the start of records in 1992.
Climate experts expect one to five metres of sea level rise over the rest of the century, because their funding depends on making up ridiculous scary stories which the President is stupid enough to believe.
Temperatures in the foothills west of Fort Collins are thirty degrees warmer than in the city.
Last winter, global warming devastation targeted the eastern US with beautiful, mild weather. This winter they are locked in a deep-freeze.
A couple of fires in Colorado were used to prove global warming last year, and were mentioned by the community disorganizer in chief on Monday.
I live two miles away from one of those fires. Fire is an essential part of the pine forest cycle. Colorado’s most prominent pine species (Lodgepole Pine) can’t exist without regular fires. People who build houses in the middle of pine forest can safely assume that they are eventually going to burn down.
On Monday, the community disorganizer in chief told us that storms are getting stronger.
In fact, violent tornadoes are becoming much less frequent, and 2012 was an historic minimum.
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