Climate hysteria nothing to worry about (OneNewsNow.com)

A "man-made climate change" skeptic says as public support for climate change wanes, the predictions of destruction will become more outlandish.

Marc Morano of ClimateDepot.com says every generation has had their doomsday soothsayers, and this generation is no different. Morano is referring to the many predictions of utter destruction being lauded by those who believe in the theory of "man-made global warming."

Clearly, it's time to spend $45 trillion trying to make the world a little bit colder

Indiana's planting progress is about 17 days behind the five-year average. Delayed U.S. plantings -- due to cool, rainy weather -- inspired traders to buy more corn and beans on fears low yields may cause a squeeze on bean supplies. Late-planted crops also may be more vulnerable to diseases or early frost damage.

More from Indiana:

Our normal last date for a frost across our area is anywhere from May 1st through May 6th. So, if we do end up getting a frost over the next couple of days, it will be a good 10-15 days later than normal. My thoughts are that there will only be spotty frost, mainly in the countryside, when you get up on Sunday morning, May 17th. That's because I still expect a light breeze, which will help keep the frost from forming. The coldest morning should be Monday, May 18th, and I expect a widespread frost to occur, especially outside of town. Although I wouldn't be surprised to hear of some frost right in South Bend. The winds should be calm and the skies clear, which are ideal conditions for frost to form. The thing that might save us are some clouds...so let's hope for a few clouds Sunday night. Our record low temperature on both Sunday and Monday is 30 degrees. If conditions end up just right, we might actually get close to that on Monday.