Real Climate Science

As predicted, climate experts have jumped into their next phase of nonsensical climate propaganda.

There’s likely never been this little sea ice on the planet since human civilization began.

• Eric Holthaus

Never mind the large increase in Arctic sea ice thickness and 10% increase in volume over the past decade.

2008 .   2018

Never mind that the Arctic was ice-free in the past

“Examination of several proxy records (e.g., sediment cores) of sea ice indicate ice-free or near ice-free summer conditions for at least some time during the period of 15,000 to 5,000 years ago”

– Walt Meier NSIDC

Climate alarmists are as predictable as clockwork.  I made this video two weeks ago.

This is the 6th green at the Riviera Maya golf course. Yesterday the pin was placed 25 feet from the cenote.

If you land to right of the green, as many people would choose to do, this is your approach.

I’m playing this afternoon.  First time actually playing golf in four years, and and probably my tenth round in the last 25 years. I used to be a good golfer and have been hitting the ball pretty well at the driving range this week. I’m bringing a dozen extra balls on this Robert Trent Jones course this afternoon – the course is very unforgiving with jungle right up to the edge of the fairways.

One year ago, climate experts predicted Venice would drown due to global warming.  Water levels at Venice have since sunk to a record low, and the canals are dry.

Where’s the water GON-DOLA? Venice’s iconic canals run DRY after weeks without rain | World | News | Express.co.uk

You know you are progressive if you believe the record cold Olympics are threatened by too much heat.

Winter Olympics Threatened by Global Warming, but NBC Won’t Acknowledge It | Alternet

Bitter Cold Makes PyeongChang Olympics a Little Too Wintry | Time

Valentines Day used to be a warm day in the US, but temperatures have declined and the frequency of warm weather has dropped off sharply over the past century.

The two warmest Valentines Days were 1921 and 1954, with temperatures into the 60s and 70s well into the northern states.