Daily Archives: May 9, 2013

This guy Steven Goddard at WordPress.com has calculated that the temperatures in America have dropped almost three degrees centigrade just over the past year. You know, there are so many inconvenient facts that are running up against the left every … Continue reading →

Last March-May was the warmest on record in the US, and this March-May is the coldest on record (so far.) Average temperatures will likely rise through the end of the month, so these numbers will change somewhat. The alarmist community … Continue reading →

Mr Goodeve-Docker is thought to have died overnight as temperatures plunged to -35C. Explorer Philip Goodeve-Docker freezes to death on second day of trek across Greenland – UK – News – London Evening Standard His family should sue the hockey … Continue reading →

The Washington DC based US Drought Monitor has finally upgraded Fort Collins from “Severe Drought” to”Abnormally Dry” Conditions here are the wettest I have ever seen. The snow and rain has been almost continuous for the past two months, and … Continue reading →

In his State of The Dis-union address, President Obama promised to cool down the country.  It looks like King Canut may have over-adjusted the thermostat, with 82% of the US below normal temperatures this year. YearTDeptUS.png (688×531)

If last year’s two hour long meltdown wasn’t bad enough, someone drove their cart across the practice green last night. summit:status:webcam

Global warming has brought a massive farming boom to Greenland. With only 15 weeks left in the growing season, farmers are hard at work tending to their crops. Hendriks webcam i Tasiilaq

A few weeks ago, the experts were telling us that the corn belt drought was going to get worse in 2013. That was right before the drought disappeared.

Bad news for the team. Temperatures have gotten much colder in the Arctic over the last two years, and Arctic sea ice extent is normal. RSS_Monthly_MSU_AMSU_Channel_TLT_Anomalies_Land_and_Ocean_v03_3.txt COI | Centre for Ocean and Ice | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut The experts promised … Continue reading →

. “What difference does it make?”