A Beautiful End To Summer

Aguero, Tevez and Howard Webb standing at the center line, with a larger banner in the stands quoting Sir Alex Ferguson :

“All games should end at the same time.”

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1951 : MIT Scientist Correctly Predicted Global Cooling Based On Solar Activity

31 Mar 1951 – WEATHER REALLY IS CHANGING NEW YORK, Friday.

Willett was correct, as reported by the National Academy of Sciences in 1975.

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Hansen later erased most of the post-1940 decline, because it wrecked his theory, and because he was in a position to rewrite US history without being prosecuted.

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Twenty Years Since A Category Five Hurricane Hit The US

Hurricane Andrew struck Florida twenty years ago this week, the last category five hurricane to hit the US. It has also been seven years since any hurricane hit Florida, the longest hurricane-free period on record.

US climate experts tell us that hurricanes are getting stronger and coming more frequently.

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Several More Inches Of Exceptional Drought Coming To Georgia

Georgia has received more than eight inches of exceptional drought since the start of July, and several more inches are headed their way.

Weather Street:Clouds and Precipitation Forecast Movie

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Obama Is Already Prioritizing Corruption

Gallup poll.

July 30, 2012

Americans Want Next President to Prioritize Jobs, Corruption

Lowest priorities are taxing wealthy and environmental problems

Americans Want Next President to Prioritize Jobs, Corruption

Obama has been prioritizing corruption since before he was elected. His entire agenda was getting trillions of public money into his supporters’ hands.

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It’s The Levies …..

Stan Goldenberg shows that Michael Mann is clueless about hurricanes.

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Dr. Stan Goldenberg: “No Trend Anywhere That Hurricanes Will Increase With Higher Temperatures”

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Visualizing The Missing Ice

The map below shows the difference between National Ice Center ice (yellow) and NSIDC ice (red.)

NSIDC uses microwave emissions to spot ice, and they are missing lots of ice which is seen in visible light.

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National Ice Center August 18 2012 vs August 18 2007.

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National Ice Center Shows 40% More Ice Than 2007

NOAA’s National Ice Center shows that there is a lot more ice now than the 2007 minimum.

Turquoise shows ice present in 2012 that was not present in September 2007. Red shows the opposite. As you can see, 40% of the current ice covered area would have to disappear to match the 2007 minimum.

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The Canadian Government also reports a lot more ice than what satellite microwave sensors are reporting. Record minimum claims? Complete BS, from the usual suspects..

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Eighty Degree Arctic Temperatures In The 1930s

23 Sep 1937 – THE WARM ARCTIC!

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Julienne Stroeve Explains The Effects Of The Winter Storm Which Hit The Arctic Two Weeks Ago

About last week’s storm
-Storm area 1 million square kilometers
-Wave height of 2 to 3 meters broke apart ice into smaller chunks, increasing surface area and thus melting
-Storm mixed fresh water at surface (from melted ice) with deeper warmer saltier water from below increasing melting rate
-Storm agitated water to depths of 500 meters (where water is much warmer) bringing it to surface increasing melt rate
-Low pressure of storm center sucked up water level by 0.3 meters, causing warm water to flow into Arctic Ocean from Pacific Ocean via Bering Strait and from Atlantic Ocean, increasing melting
-Storm rotation (counterclockwise) spread out ice over larger area and pushed ice towards open ocean (on Atlantic Ocean side)

Julienne Stroeve NSIDC

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