Daily Archives: June 27, 2013

Hansen says that 1906-1915 was the coldest decade ever. Data.GISS: GISS Surface Temperature Analysis: Analysis Graphs and Plots During that super-duper cold time, Death Valley set the hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth. From July 8 to July 14, 1913 … Continue reading →

I’m seeing hysterical weather reports all over the Internet about super-hot forecast temperatures in the Southwest this weekend. Given that much of the region is expecting rain producing thunderstorms, this forecast seems overblown. It requires a lot of heat to … Continue reading →

25 years ago this week Hansen opened up the window at the capitol building, so that he could get all hot and sweaty as evidence of global warming. This week, Obama gave an outdoor speech at 2 pm at Georgetown … Continue reading →

After 200 years of coal usage, and a few months of non-stop Obama scandals dominating the headlines, suddenly US coal usage became the critical issue for planetary survival.

WASHINGTON — Years before he became the world’s most notorious leaker, Edward Snowden ranted online about how he hated people who spill secrets so much that he wanted to blast them in the private parts, it was revealed yesterday. In … Continue reading →

President Barack Obama has said there will be no “wheeling and dealing” as part of extradition efforts against US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden. i.e. no one in Russia takes him seriously Speaking on a visit to the West African nation … Continue reading →

Hansen says that the West Antarctic Ice Sheet is going to collapse, due to a 0.0001 mole fraction increase in CO2. This will turn downtown Miami into a scuba diving destination. Sea ice has been steadily increasing around Antarctica for … Continue reading →

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Twitter / borenbears: ‘climate change is something … 09 Feb 1909 – Central Europe in Flood.

Prior to USHCN adjustments, people who believed that the weather was very hot were simply not qualified to make those decisions. Only a USHCN computer program can determine whether the temperature was actually hot at some date in the past. … Continue reading →