Longest Winter On Record In The Arctic | Real Science

Ignoring NSIDC’s breathlessly incorrect pronouncement about two weeks ago, Arctic ice area reached another maximum today. It has been 200 days since the minimum on September 10, 2011.  If not for the fact that 2012 is a leap year, this would be the first April maximum on record. (That will have to wait until tomorrow.)

Snow In Albuquerque In April? | Real Science

A telltale sign of global warming is desert snow in April.

“Global Weirding” indicates ho… | Omnologos

“Global Weirding” indicates how much #climate alarmism has had to run away from science into gossip and anecdotal non-evidence. #agw

Global Warming Whiteout In California | Real Science

Look For Four More Days Of Flat To Up Arctic Ice | Real Science

It is unlikely that Arctic ice extent will begin to decline four at least four more days. The melt season is already two to three weeks late getting started, and is going to become a big problem for climochondriacs later in the summer.