Author Archives: Steven Goddard

According to NCDC, July 2011 was the hottest month in Illinois since 1955. Climate morons complained about the man-made epic heat last summer in Chicago, which averaged 8F cooler than July, 1936. The graph below plots the difference in maximum temperatures on each … Continue reading →

Apparently the Black Panthers approve of black on black violence only. Former Black Panther Rep. Bobby Rush (D-IL) made quite a fuss when he donned a “hoodie” during a speech in the U.S. House of Representatives until he was escorted … Continue reading →

Because of SSMI problems, NSIDC has not updated their sea ice graph for several days. N_timeseries.png (1050×840) So I took the DMI graph (which is current) and overlaid it on the NSIDC graph.  

Climate fraudsters have run amok about the nice weather in Chicago this month, making false claims like “no place has ever had six days in a row of record heat” Chicago is not getting hotter. All 45 of Chicago’s hottest … Continue reading →

Scientists with the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at UC San Diego recently excavated coral reefs on the Caribbean side of Panama, determining that damage from land clearing and overfishing pre-dates damage caused by human-caused climate change by at least decades. … Continue reading →

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16 Apr 1912 – LATE CABLES. THE TITANIC LATER NEWS VESSEL SINKS…

Ojmjakon, Russia hasn’t been over freezing since early October, and averaged -36C this month. Jeff Masters says that March temperatures have been like summer. History : Weather Underground

April 2009 GISS/UAH Hansen uses imaginary Arctic data to keep his story alive. The animation above compares UAH satellite Arctic coverage vs. GISS Arctic coverage. GISS has no data north of 80N (black), and the rest of their data is … Continue reading →

You can’t make this stuff up. I’m going to tell you something that my Republican friends are loath to admit out loud: climate change is real.  I am not a climate scientist. I’m a meteorologist, and the weather maps I’m … Continue reading →