Daily Archives: November 15, 2013

16 American cities foreign governments warn their citizens about Shouldn’t those balloons be painted blue?

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By Paul Homewood   As I mentioned in an earlier post, there have been 35 typhoons with an atmospheric pressure of 895 mb or less, the figure measured for Yolanda.…

One of the more popular global warming fantasies was declining spring snow cover. Looks like that canary in the coal mine has flown south. Rutgers University Climate Lab :: Global Snow Lab

I became a true believer in global warming 33 years ago, while doing research at Los Alamos National Labs. A third of a century later, nothing they predicted has come true. The US just had the quietest tornado season on … Continue reading →

There is some good news on global warming: but not for those convinced that inexorable warming will result in a calamity of biblical proportions. The problem the warmists face — or refuse to face — is that it isn’t happening. … Continue reading →

Masters claims last week’s typhoon had the highest wind speeds in world history. It was actually only #7 in Philippines history. Is Typhoon Haiyan the Strongest Storm Ever? – Southeast Asia Real Time h/t to John B. M.D.

Hansen forecast peak sea ice loss around Antarctica, as measured by surface reflectance of light. http://www.epa.gov/climatechange/effects/downloads/Challenge_chapter2.pdf Instead, Antarctica has had steadily increasing sea ice and a record maximum this year. S_stddev_timeseries.png (1050×840)

The 1930’s and 1950’s had the hottest weather in the last century in the US, with no overall trend. Index of /pub/data/ghcn/daily/hcn/ But NOAA shows the US much hotter now than than the 1930’s, and Hansen keeps saying that summer … Continue reading →

Miramar, Fla. (CBS TAMPA) – The low-cost carrier Spirit Airlines is offering $29.90 one-way tickets to the Toronto region – and taking a shot at a recent admission from the city’s mayor – their ads promise: “We’re not smoking crack.” … Continue reading →