Author Archives: Steven Goddard

As part of Hansen’s “hottest year in history,” there is heavy summer snow forecast for the Alps over the next three days. http://www.snow-forecast.com/maps/static/europe/next3days/snow Meanwhile, Australia, New Zealand and Argentina also enjoy heavy snow – as their special way to celebrate … Continue reading →

Following the record minimum in 2007, experts began a fun process of trying to outdo each other with their “ice-free Arctic” forecasts. I am going to explain here why they have it backwards. Dr. Olav Orheim, the Norwegian International Polar … Continue reading →

Everyone in the hurricane forecast business predicted a big season this year. NOAA reaffirmed their position this week, as reported on WUWT. One of the main reasons cited for the forecasts was “record high Atlantic SSTs.” So let’s look at … Continue reading →

A popular theory explaining the cold, snowy weather this winter has been that it is being driven by “excess heat due to global warming.” Intuitively this makes no sense, and it doesn’t scientifically either. If excess heat produced cold fronts … Continue reading →

As we approach the meteorological end of one of the coldest and snowiest winters in decades, it is worth remembering back to less than one year ago – when presidential science advisor John Holdren was proposing that we intentionally pollute … Continue reading →