Real Climate Science

Al Gore says that things are much worse now

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Al Gore says things are much worse now

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Hundreds of thousands dead. Al Gore says things are much worse now.

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Until big oil and coal…

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Gore is a classic witch burner. No facts – just irrational blame.

Normally the Gulf Coast gets slammed by lots of tropical storms and hurricanes which have the ability to end a drought in about 12 hours. Global warming was supposed to produce more and stronger tropical storms, but instead all that trapped heat got used up making record cold and snow.

It takes a lot of heat to make record snow and cold, and there just isn’t enough heat left over to make a decent tropical storm. However, this is all due to aerosols from the Won Ton factory in Shanghai.

(Was that stupid enough or poorly researched enough to get published by Time Magazine?)

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The Kangerdlugssuaq glacier is growing 35 metres per day. This is impossible because the University of Texas says that Greenland is losing ice at a record rate.

h/t to Marc Morano

Rick Perry doesn’t believe in global warming, and Texas is having a drought.

Evo Morales is a true believer, and Bolivia is having record cold and snow.

Julia is a true believer, and since she took office Australia has been cold and wet.

Bottom line, climate is not a matter of faith or religion. Deniers do not “harm” the climate. True believers don’t “help” the climate. The climate doesn’t give a FF what you believe.

Stanford is getting lots of publicity about their claims that Napa wine is doomed due to global warming – but their computer model “does not compute.” Napa maximum temperatures showed no sensitivity to the last 80 ppm of CO2, and there is no reason to believe they will behave differently for the next 80.

California has a huge body of very cold water offshore which regulates the temperature. One might expect that people at Stanford would be aware of that fact.

I removed the horizontal displacement over the last nine days to make it clear just how little melt has occurred in the Beaufort Sea. The ice floes are not changing much in size or shape, yet. They undoubtedly will later in the summer.