Antarctic sea ice area has averaged 80,000 Manhattans above normal, and has been above normal every day this year.
arctic.atmos.uiuc.edu/cryosphere/timeseries.south.anom.1979-2008
NSIDC experts say that this has little effect on the climate, which is why Australia has been experiencing record cold and snow.
NOAA claims that September was the 22 hottest in US history, when in fact it was 55th hottest. September temperatures have been declining since 1895.
They cleverly turned a cooling trend into a warming trend.
CONTIGUOUS UNITED STATES Climate Summary
This was accomplished by adding almost three degrees on to 2012, relative to 1900.
Remember that pesky ice age scare from the 1970s which NCAR, CRU, NOAA and The National Academy Of Sciences thought they saw?
denisdutton.com/newsweek_coolingworld.pdf
www.sciencenews.org/view/download/id/37739/name/CHILLING_POSSIBILITIES
James Hansen has determined that they imagined the whole thing, and has succeeded in erasing the entire cooling trend from 1940 to 1975.
Isn’t science grand when you can lie and cheat using taxpayer money, and then use your lies and cheats to extort lots more taxpayer money.
This is accomplished by raising two generations of scientifically illiterate children, who feel unqualified to question the extortion they are facing.
RIVER RUNNERS: THE LATEST VICTIMS OF CLIMATE CHANGE
For the contiguous United States, the first nine months of 2012 were the warmest on record, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. As of October 2, 64 percent of the United States was in the middle of a drought. Wyoming and Colorado experienced the warmest summer on record, while Wyoming and Nevada saw the driest summer on record. In western and central regions of the country, wildfires burned a record-breaking 3.6 million acres in August.
In other words, it was a cruel summer. It stressed wildlife and depleted water reserves, but it also made life difficult for river runners in the Mountain West, whose business success is dictated largely by the health of the rivers they run. This followed very big water during the summer of 2011, thanks to major snowfall during the 2010-2011 season.
“We’re usually kayaking in March, April, May, and usually into June,” said Peter Van De Carr, who operates Backdoor Sports in Steamboat Springs and runs the Yampa River. “But last summer, we were done [kayaking] at the end of March. “As of June 20, the river was 40 cubic feet per second and going down. A year before, June 20, 2011, it was 4,000cfs and going up.”
“Some would say it’s not climate change, but climate strange, with one of the wettest years on record followed by one of the driest,” said Soren Jespersen, northwest Colorado wildlands coordinator for the Wilderness Society. “I think all the businesses that depend somewhat on consistent weather patterns are having a hard time adjusting to these shifts, whether it be ski resorts or river guides.”
River Runners: The Latest Victims of Climate Change | Science | OutsideOnline.com
Any business person who has such a poor understanding of the fundamentals of their own business, deserves to go under.
Snowfall is extremely variable from year to year. At Crested Butte, Colorado the standard deviation is 67 inches. Snow peaked there in 1978, one year after the second driest winter on record.
If unemployment in the US went up to 99%, Obama’s Labor Department would hold a special news conference to say it was better than expected, and it is all Bush’s fault.
The best way to help the planet would be to make sure that these people are unemployed next year.
10-Day Temperature Outlook for the Conterminous U.S.
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