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http://wxmaps.org/pix/temp1.html

CO2 levels were 310 ppm, well below Hansen’s safe level of 350 ppm. Temperatures dropped over 100 degrees in one day.

Blizzard of ’49 stranded hundreds of travelers

By Arlene Ahlbrandt and Wayne C. Sundberg
Wellington Centennial Committee

There are still many people who vividly remember the blizzard of January 1949. Fifty-six years ago this month, Wellington made national newsreels and newspaper headlines. It was the worst blizzard in northern Colorado history.

New Year’s Day 1949 dawned sunny and bright. Before the day ended, the temperature reached 70 degrees. The next day, a raging blizzard with winds up to 80 miles per hour swept across northern Colorado and the other Great Plains states. Temperatures dropped as low as 50 degrees below zero.
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http://www.grist.org/

h/t to Tom Nelson

Supposedly there are massive amounts of glacial ice and melt water pouring off the Greenland Ice Sheet into the surrounding seawater. Freshwater is less dense than seawater, so the cold water should be pooling on the surface.

How odd that SSTs around Greenland are above normal.

I wonder if climate scientists use ice cubes to warm up their coffee.

Win or lose, conservatives are invisible to the beeb.

Even National Geographic is denying the hockey stick now.

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But the IPCC still claims 98% confidence in their future outcomes.

http://www.laboratoryequipment.com/

And they wonder why we don’t take them seriously.
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Some of the worst analysis I have seen from him yet. All of the GOP Senate candidates were global warming skeptics, and most of them won – except for Buck.

Buck lost by 1% of the vote, because his opponent ran a successful campaign of lies about Buck’s stance on student loans.
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