Tuesday, December 06, 2011

Global warming ravages Albuquerque with the Hayhoe effect « Reasonable Doubt on Climate Change

The Hayhoe effect is in full swing here in New Mexico. Currently it’s 13 degrees F (high was 20) and the “Average” is 48 degrees F. Where are Joe Romm’s rants about disaster when its f*king cold outside?

Consensus Media « the Air Vent

I hope people realize that we have 5 times the emails of Climategate 1.0.  The reading required is extraordinary and the story is far from done.  I’ve got enough material for dozens of posts now and am working very hard to condense them into meaningful statements.  In the meantime, things like this email jump out at you which just remind you the size of the machine that the global warming movement is.

New hurricane record – 2232 days and counting since major Hurricane made landfall on the USA – last record was year 1900 | Watts Up With That?

While the alarmists squall over trying to control what they perceive as “extreme weather” driven by global warming at Durban COP17, urging immediate action in the form of coughing up 100 billion a year to poor countries for “reparations”, a quiet record has gone almost unnoticed. As of midnight Sunday, it has been 2232 days since a major hurricane (CAT3 or greater) made landfall on the USA.Irene this year (Cat 1) doesn’t count, and I have doubts it was even a  Cat1 hurricane at all given the low wind speeds when it made landfall.

Common link in extreme weather events found – and no, it isn’t AGW | Watts Up With That?

From the University of Wisconsin-Madison  something you’ll never see posted on Climate Progress or mentioned by weepy Bill McKibben because it mellows their harshness.

17″ Of Global Warming In Arizona | Real Science

Two days ago, the Unchristian Antiscience Monitor was trying to blame the weather out west on global warming.

Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » Katrina Flashback

The media loves to trumpet end-of-the-world predictions from folks like Al Gore and Paul Ehrlich, but they never go back five years later and back-check their predictions.  And despite their horrendous record for accuracy, the media eagerly publishes the next one.  Here is a proposed editorial rule for the MSM — no breathless publication of anyone’s next prediction without first revisiting the last one.

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