Monthly Archives: February 2015

When the final data comes in for this month, 2015 will be the coldest January/February on record in the Northeastern US, with 148 record lows for every record high.

Originally posted on The Climate Fix:
As some of you will already know, I am one of 7 US academics being investigated by US Representative Raúl Grijalva (D-AZ) who is the ranking member of the House of Representatives Committee on Environment…

The latest United Nations assessment of the role of humans in global warming has found with “high confidence” that greenhouse gas emissions are at least partly responsible for a host of changes already under way, including longer growing seasons and … Continue reading →

A disconcerting report released last week revealed that New York City could see a 6-foot rise in sea levels by the end of this century. It would make nearly half a million New Yorkers vulnerable to flooding, and waterfront properties … Continue reading →

The quest for too much money and too much power is the root of all evil. Poor Man Wants To Be Rich – Rich Man Wants To Be King – King Ain’t Satisfied Till He Rules Everything

Takeoff from Denver Landing in Baltimore

I ran another test of TOBS-resistant data. Any day which has a higher maximum than the previous day can not  be due to TOBS double counting. The graph below shows the percent of days over 90 degrees, which were also hotter than … Continue reading →

Sea levels north of New York City rose by 128mm in two years, according to a report in the journal, Nature Communications. Coastal areas will need to prepare for short term and extreme sea level events, say US scientists. Climate … Continue reading →

Due to the data tampering which Zeke and Mosher defend, NCDC has concluded that the current winter is one of the warmest ever in the US. Apparently the freezing point of water has changed, because the Great Lakes have record ice … Continue reading →

Seven  years ago, CU professor Mark Williams announced the demise of Colorado skiing and 10 degrees warming. Study: Climate change may force skiers uphill | Aspen Daily News Online This was followed by lots of record ski seasons, and we didn’t … Continue reading →