Global Heat Is [Allegedly] On in 2010 So Far - Dot Earth Blog - NYTimes.com

The bottom line? Extraordinary deluges happen. More storms will generate such deluges in a warming world with moister air, according to solid basic science. Slapping a label on such storms is unnecessary.
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[Kevin Trenberth] The way I think about is that for precipitation there is a shift in distribution caused by increased water vapor. So everything we see has an element of global warming but is dominated by weather/natural variability.

So if the world does get warmer, and if the air does get moister, why are we supposed to believe that droughts will increase?World Cup

Fans May Be Treated to Snowfall - TIME NewsFeed

With all the heat generated by the excitement of the World Cup games in South Africa, it’s easy to forget the sporting event’s wild card: cold weather

Dr. Martin Hertzberg: Climate propaganda? | SummitDaily.com

Miesler's argument calling Lord Monckton a “liar” is worthless in science: only the data count, and Monckton is guided by real data, whereas Miesler is guided by the anecdotal clap-trap of fear-mongering, environmental propagandists.

FOXNews.com - Boxer Declares Climate Change as the Greatest Threat, But Opponents Slam Theory

Sen. James Inhofe, R-Okla., Boxer's Republican counterpart on the environment committee she chairs and arguably the most outspoken global warming skeptic in Congress, decried the warning on Tuesday as a bogus ploy to win support for a sweeping energy regulation bill.

"We know global warming alarmists frequently use scare tactics to push the U.S. to pass costly cap-and-trade legislation. But to say that carbon emissions will be the leading cause of conflict in the next 20 years represents a new low in alarmist propaganda," Inhofe, ranking member on the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee, said in a written statement to FoxNews.com.

"Given the tremendous security challenges confronting our nation today -- from Iran, North Korea, Islamic extremism and much else -- Senator Boxer's statement seems a bit out of touch. I would hope that she simply misspoke."