Monthly Archives: March 2013

On March 4, the  National Park Service boldly told us that the cherry blossom peak will be over by the end of March. March 4, 2013 The National Park Service announced that the peak bloom (defined as when 70% of the blossoms … Continue reading →

04 Jan 1935 – WINTER HEAT WAVE IN BRITAIN (Special to “The Min… In 1935, England had daffodils in January. In 2013, they will be struggling to have daffodils in April. Time to crank up the carbon taxes and end … Continue reading →

In 1975, the National Academy of Sciences published the graph below – showing that the 1930s were very hot in the northern hemisphere, and that there had been a sharp cooling trend since 1940. Science News Ice Age Neither of … Continue reading →

In 2010, Federal 0.22 LR ammo was $18 for 500 rounds. December 03, 2010 the Federal blue box ($18/500). Let’s face it, 22 ammo is cheap Decent Inexpensive .22 LR Ammo for Small Game It now costs ($21/50) more than … Continue reading →

Too cold for comfort: British weather having a serious effect on wildlife – Nature – Environment – The Independent The Union of Concerned Scientists explains how this works. Global warming causes early spring, throwing natural and man-made systems “out of kilter” … Continue reading →

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2012 Saw 362 All-Time Record High Temperatures In U.S. But Zero All-Time Record Lows | ThinkProgress This statistic is complete garbage. Essentially all of the claimed all-time record maximums occurred at stations which didn’t exist during the 1930s, which was … Continue reading →

HAMweather: Record Events for The Past Week The ratio of record highs to record lows is 1:55 In 2009, NCAR proudly boasted that the ratio of record highs to record lows was 2:1, yet they are strangely silent now. Record … Continue reading →

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The 18th green is a disgrace. Global warming appears to have driven the residents mad, with temperatures approaching minus forty. summit:status:webcam