Daily Archives: April 4, 2012

Arctic ice extent is the highest in nearly a decade, and has again set the record for both the latest peak and the longest winter. Normally it has been melting for almost a month already. ssmi1_ice_ext.png (1667×1250)  

A perfect example of how clueless modern climate scientists are. By Andrew Freedman By showing that Arctic climate change is no longer just a problem for the polar bear, a new study may finally dispel the view that what happens … Continue reading →

Nidal Malik Hasan was planning to get lots of good sex from 50 virgins – by shooting up an army base 2-1/2 years ago. Instead, he is paralysed from the chest down. For some reason, the commander in chief has yet to … Continue reading →

Springtime temperatures have risen into the single negative digits! Only 40 more degrees of warming are needed to start the meltdown. Barrow Sea Ice Webcam

Hendriks webcam i Tasiilaq Climate experts in the eastern US tell us that there was no winter this year, based on a sample size of 1% of the planet – and of course ignoring the record eastern US snow in October.

Atmospheric CO2 has increased 10% since 1997, yet global temperatures have declined. However, unlike CO2, ENSO correlates quite closely with global temperature. The warming from 1975-1998 was accompanied by increasing ENSO values. As usual, climatologists are barking up the wrong tree.

08 Jan 1946 – TERRIFIC TEXAS TORNADO Kills 29 People Nagadoche… In 1903, the area around Nagadoches was wiped out by one of the largest forest fires on record. http://query.nytimes.com Nagadoches

The Obama/Sharpton lynch mob wants to string up the wrong Hispanic – in the name of civil rights. In late 2010 and early 2011 George Zimmerman, the Hispanic Sanford, Fla., man who shot and killed 17-year-old black teen Trayvon Martin, … Continue reading →

Infectious disease mortality declined during the first 8 decades of the 20th century from 797 deaths per 100,000 in 1900 to 36 deaths per 100,000 in 1980. From 1981 to 1995, the mortality rate increased to a peak of 63 … Continue reading →

There is no long term temperature or precipitation trend in Texas, and 2011 was not as warm as 1921, nor as dry as 1917. TEXAS Climate Summary