Daily Archives: July 27, 2013

It is 1pm on July 27, the sun is shining, and the temperature here in Fort Collins is 69F. Could it be that the missing heat has finally reared its ugly head?

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ)—An ambitious plan to deal with climate change. This week, Gov. Martin O’Malley made major strides with the scientific community, which says our state is in the target zone for the affects of extreme weather. This week, Gov. … Continue reading →

One of my hobbies is fixing broken electronics components. I was having problems with an ink cartridge, but cleared it right up.

Reader Kyle wants me to prove that 17 years of no warming is statistically significant. Wood for Trees: Interactive Graphs A slope of zero is by definition not statistically significant, because it indicates no relationship between the two axes. One … Continue reading →

Obama says that the IRS scandal is fake. It is a simple coincidence that he met with the key players many times while it was occurring,  that all the key Tea Party groups were harassed during the election, and that … Continue reading →

People just weren’t smart enough during the 1960s to know how to read a thermometer correctly. Oddly enough, Jimmy and Tommy didn’t recognize the need to tamper with data for many years – until they realized that temperatures were going … Continue reading →

Four months ago : The Drought That Ravaged US Crops Is Only Going to Get Worse | Mother Jones And now : Corn futures tumbled to a 33-month low as forecasts for cool, wet weather improved prospects for a crop … Continue reading →

During the BarackCandyHusseinObamaCNNCrowley vs. Mitt Romney debate, Obama was bragging about his great successes in the Middle East.

According to Mikey, the climate went berserk in the year 1860, due to Mann-made CO2. But looking at the Law Dome CO2 record, I am having a little trouble seeing exactly what happened in 1860 to cause the climate to … Continue reading →

While the Dissonant in Chief and his army of brain damaged minions continue to blather on about heat, drought and fires, the southwest is receiving epic amounts of rain. Weather Street:Clouds and Precipitation Forecast Movie