Real Climate Science

Florida was hit by two hurricanes during the second half of August 1871, including a major hurricane.

A few weeks later, massive forest forest fires burned up two million acres in the Great Lakes region – killing thousands of people in Wisconsin and Michigan during America’s deadliest fires. Chicago also burned to the ground.

It has now been seven years since a hurricane hit Florida, and 141 years since Chicago burned to the ground.

If these events happened now, James Hansen would claim that he predicted them, and that they happened because no one listened to him.

Two of the five coolest summers in US history occurred during the last ten years. The summer of 2003 was more than six degrees cooler than 1936.

Afternoon temperatures were much hotter during the 1930s, with many more record maximum temperatures.

“A large majority of Americans believe that global warming made several high profile extreme weather events worse, including the unusually warm winter of December 2011 and January 2012 (72%), record high summer temperatures in the U.S. in 2011 (70%), the drought in Texas and Oklahoma in 2011 (69%), record snowfall in the U.S. in 2010 and 2011 (61%), the Mississippi River floods in the spring of 2011 (63%), and Hurricane Irene (59%).”

Bob Burnett: Global Climate Change: Intervention Required

Global warming causes warm winters and cold winters – and apparently causes the record low number of hurricanes we have been having in recent years.

I wonder what caused this hurricane? I wonder when Americans became so ignorant of their history?

The Pittsburgh Press – Google News Archive Search

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The Greenland Summit camp is on stilts, so that they can jack it up to keep it from getting buried by the metre of meltdown which accumulates every year.

Temperatures will drop below freezing at the North Pole in a few days, ending any possibility of melt there.

COI | Centre for Ocean and Ice | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut

With 70% of the Arctic Basin covered with ice, that melt better get cracking!

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A giant CO2 bubble has been sitting over the midwest and fueling a phenomenal barrage of spectacular climate lies  from James Hansen and other IPCC members in recent weeks, but the bubble is dissipating – leaving only unseasonably cool weather later in the week.

10-Day Temperature Outlook for the Conterminous U.S.

Kevin Trenberth told us 15 years ago that El Ninos were increasing due to global warming, even though there wasn’t one shred of evidence or rational thought process behind it.

Hansen forecasts a big El Nino every year. Sadly, the first couple of climate morons appear to be losing another baby boy.

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I’m looking forward to NOAA’s fraudulent claim that July was the hottest ever, so that I can rip their claim to shreds.

Another cloud free storm from NOAA

CAN’T ARGUE WITH A GRAPH | Daily Telegraph Tim Blair Blog

h/t to Tom Nelson