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Another Epic Forecast Fail In The Works
Last year was a spectacular winter forecast fail for NOAA, and this year looks like a repeat is lining up.
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Pattern Matching Quiz
We went to Estes Park for opening weekend of the golf course in mid-April. The course was closed because of record cold and snow.
We were planning on going to Estes Park for Halloween, but record cold and snow caused us to reschedule for Thanksgiving.
The forecast for Thanksgiving is record cold and snow.
10-Day Temperature Outlook for the Conterminous U.S.
Meanwhile, Boulder (which depends on 100,000 out of town workers driving here every day) is suing oil companies to stop all this heat.
Colorado Climate Lawsuit | Union of Concerned Scientists
This suit was filed during the eighth straight year of record tourism in Colorado.
News Release: Colorado Tourism Sets All-Time Records for Eighth Consecutive Year | Colorado.com
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Children Just Won’t Know What Drought Is
The only place in the US experiencing severe drought is western New Mexico, and it is about to get a lot of rain and snow.
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Greta’s Captain Misses Her Petrol Station
Greta’s captain flew in on an airplane, magically “sailed” into a 25-30 knot wind, and misses her petrol station. Perhaps she will teach Greta a few things about the real world.
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Climatologists Vs. Science
According to the Chicago Tribune, climatologists say the Great Lakes region is wettest on record this year, getting wetter, has warmed 2.3 degrees since 1951, and it is due to global warming .
24 Jun 1988, 6 – The Dispatch at Newspapers.com
Now let’s compare that to reality. In 1988, when climatologists started the global warming scare before Congress, they predicted drought for the Midwest.
24 Jun 1988, 6 – The Dispatch at Newspapers.com
They also predicted water levels in the Great Lakes would fall by eight feet.
03 Oct 1989, Page 6 – Detroit Free Press at Newspapers.com
Instead, water levels are at a record high. No problem for climate alarmists though – they simply blame their incompetence on climate change.
Surging Great Lakes water levels shrink beaches, flood docks in Michigan | Bridge Magazine
The vast majority of the warming which NASA says has occurred over the past 40 years has been in the Arctic winter, where there is very little moisture in the atmosphere. Warming the Arctic from -30C to -25C has almost no effect on atmospheric moisture content.
Data.GISS: GISS Surface Temperature Analysis (v4): Global Maps
Weather is regional – blaming precipitation in the Great Lakes region on largely meaningless global statistics is not science. Over the past century, maximum temperatures in that region have declined sharply. The claimed 2.3 degrees warming in that region is incorrect, and an incredibly dishonest cherry-picked start date.
This year has been very wet and cool in the US.
Average maximum temperatures over the past 12 months have been fourth coolest on record.
The last 12 months have been the wettest on record, and 1934 was the driest on record.
Climate at a Glance | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)
Cool years tend to be wet. Hot years tend to be dry.
Most precipitation is associated with cold air. Rain and snow falls when cold fronts arrive, because cooler air can’t hold as much moisture. The exact opposite of the logic being used by climatologists.
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