Real Climate Science

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Climate alarmists believe the ice in the Arctic is gone, and keep getting stuck in it.

Ship with Climate Change Warriors caught in ice, Warriors evacuated – Maritime Bulletin

The last clear day at Svalbard was August 25, and much of the island was surrounded by ice.

EOSDIS Worldview

But in 1922, no ice formed around Svalbard all winter.

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Early this summer, winds pushed the ice from the Alaska side to the Svalbard Side.

May 1        June 21

The Alaska coast is ice-free almost every summer, but climate alarmists never miss an opportunity to misinform the public. And of course no mention of the unusually large amount of ice around Svalbard.

In 1971, during the ice age scare, ice was also hundreds of km away from the Alaska coast.

1971

If Google shut down fake news, their Google News site would be almost empty.

From 1900 to 1970, the Northeast US was in drought most of the time, and was plagued with large forest fires. But since 1970, the Northeast has been wet and has had very little drought.

Climate at a Glance | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)

During the 1960s drought, huge areas of forest were burning.

16 Apr 1964, 23 – The Item of Millburn and Short Hills at Newspapers.com

You don’t see headlines like this one from 1947 any more.

22 Oct 1947, Page 1 – Nashua Telegraph at Newspapers.com

Nearly one-half of Maine’s Acadia National Park burned that year.

02 Nov 1947, 1 – The Boston Globe at Newspapers.com

Fires destroyed nine towns in Maine.

The Year a State Burned: Maine Fires of 1947 Wipe Out 9 Towns – New England Historical Society

An 1825 fire burned 2.5 million acres of New Brunswick in nine hours.

19 Sep 1908 – Historic Forest Fires. – Trove

New York City nearly ran out of water in the 1960s.

29 Jun 1965, Page 1 – The Ottawa Journal at Newspapers.com

08 Aug 1965, Page 1 – The Ogden Standard-Examiner at Newspapers.com

The Northeast used to get terrible heatwaves, but they are much less common now – with recent years among the least hot on record.

1896 Heatwave

The 1901 heatwave killed thousands of people. The Northeast US was over 90 degrees every day except two from June 22 to July 31 that year, peaking at 107 degrees on July 2 at York, PA.

The 1911 heatwave killed thousands of people in New England and across the country.

May, 1911 brought precedent 100 degree temperatures to Maine and Quebec. May 22, 1911 brought the hottest May temperatures ever recorded in Maine, Vermont and New Hampshire.

23 May 1911, Page 1 – Pittsburgh Daily Post at Newspapers.com

22 May 1911, Page 1 – The Sydney Morning Herald at Newspapers.com

This was followed by the hottest July 4th on record in the US, during a two week heatwave which killed thousands of people in New England. July 3rd, 1911 was the hottest day on record in New Hampshire.  July 4th, 1911 was the hottest day on record in Massachusetts and Vermont, and July 10, 1911 was the hottest day on record in Maine.

04 Jul 1911, Page 1 – The Scranton Republican

The 1911 Heat Wave Was So Deadly It Drove People Insane – New England Historical Society

July 4th. 1911 was the hottest on record in the US.

And Europe had a seventy day long heatwave which killed tens of thousands of people.

En 1911, Paris suffoquait déjà sous la canicule – Le Parisien

London was 100 degrees on August 9, 1911.

29 Aug 1930 – DEATHS REPORTED. – Trove

More than a thousand people died in Germany.

11 Aug 1911 – TERRIBLE HEAT WAVE. – Trove

New England hasn’t been hit by a major hurricane in 65 years, but in 1954 they were hit by two in two weeks.

11 Sep 1954, Page 1 – The Edwardsville Intelligencer

The 1938 New England Hurricane, narrowly missed Manhattan and was the most damaging storm on record in New England.

Providence, RI  September 1938

This is what Providence looked like in the 1815 New England Hurricane

In 1635, a major hurricane in new England produced a 21 foot storm surge, and pilgrims were convinced the apocalypse was imminent.

23 Nov 2006, Page 31 – The Salina Journal at Newspapers.com

Climate alarmism has no basis in science or history. The head of the World Meteorological Organization implies that climate alarmists are terrorists, while he simultaneously panders to the same mentality which created the climate terrorism movement.

“While climate skepticism has become less of an issue, now we are being challenged from the other side. Climate experts have been attacked by these people and they claim that we should be much more radical. They are doomsters and extremists; they make threats,” Taalas said.

“It is not going to be the end of the world. The world is just becoming more challenging. In parts of the globe, living conditions are becoming worse, but people have survived in harsh conditions.”

Chief of World Meteorological Organization Castigates Climate Alarmists

All indications are that life is becoming less challenging around the world.

Natural Disasters – Our World in Data

In 1974, climatologists wanted to evacuate six million people from Africa to save them from global cooling.

Lakeland Ledger – Google News Archive Search

Climatologists like NASA’s James Hansen created this mess with their data tampering and lies.  They seem to want to have it both ways. There is no indication that the climate is becoming more severe, and every reason to believe that a warmer climate is better for humans.

Hell on earth at the low CO2 levels which Alexandria Cortez fantasies about.

30 Sep 1900, Page 41 – St. Louis Post-Dispatch at Newspapers.com

15 Sep 1900 – THE AMERICAN HURRICANE – Trove

12 Sep 1900, Page 1 – The Brooklyn Daily Eagle at Newspapers.com

21 Sep 1900, 10 – Birmingham Daily Post at Newspapers.com

Vox packed an impressive amount of misinformation into two sentences.

Droughts, heat waves, and wildfires are growing more intense and dangerous from global warming and rising greenhouse gas emissions. Meanwhile, we’re not reckoning with scientists’ predictions that worst-case weather scenarios will be more likely — and common — if we don’t change course.

Climate change: Phoenix, Arizona’s worst-case heat wave could harm thousands – Vox

Droughts are becoming  less common and intense as the US gets wetter.

Climate at a Glance | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)

Heatwaves and fires are becoming less common as the US gets wetter.

Temperature Changes in the United States – Climate Science Special Report

National Report on Sustainable Forests — 2010

Arizona hasn’t had a day over 120 degrees since 1995.   Days over 120 degrees used to be quite common in Arizona, but they never happen any more.

The two worst heatwaves were in 1896 and 1905, when Arizona reached 126 and 127 degrees. Both heatwaves had seven consecutive days over 120 degrees.

Phoenix’s worst heatwave occurred in June 1974, when they had eighteen consecutive days over 110 degrees. That was my freshman year at ASU, and was also the peak year of the ice age scare.

30 Jun 1974, Page 31 – Arizona Republic at Newspapers.com

TIME Magazine Archive Article — Another Ice Age? — Jun. 24, 1974

29 Jan 1974, 5 – The Guardian at Newspapers.com

The worst tornado outbreak in US history occurred that year.

List of tornadoes in the 1974 Super Outbreak – Wikipedia

And Darwin was destroyed by Cyclone Tracy on Christmas Day, 1974.

Nothing that Vox said had any basis in reality. But by using the words “scientists’ predictions” they believe they can get away with any fraudulent claim they want.

On this date in 1900, ten thousand people died in a hurricane in Galveston, Texas. Alexandria Cortez and Bernie Sanders want to recreate the safe climate of 1900, by shutting down our energy supply and sending civilization back to the pre-industrial era.

TimesMachine: September 11, 1900 – NYTimes.com

By 1892, scientists were pondering if Martians were more intelligent than Eskimos, and said a cold climate causes intelligence not to develop.

18 Aug 1892, 2 – The North-Eastern Daily Gazette at Newspapers.com

01 Oct 1892, 4 – The Freeman’s Journal at Newspapers.com