Can Silicon Valley Adapt to Climate Change?: Scientific American

...Silicon Valley is 3 to 10 feet below sea level, Travis said

L.A.'s weather turns colder, and the Twitter comments heat up - latimes.com

Apparently, L.A. can't take the heat — er, the lack thereof.

Wall Street Journal Wolf to its Little Piggies: Trust Me « Global Warming: Man or Myth?

[Scott "Super" Mandia] Here is what well-published climate scientists have been telling us for more than a decade:

Global warming will increase the frequency and severity of heat waves
Global warming will increase the frequency and severity of fires
Global warming will increase the frequency and severity of drought
Global warming will increase the frequency and severity of floods...

Central England Temperature « NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT

Since the start of 2008, apart from a few months, the CET has been consistently and significantly below the mean. Assuming my estimate for this year is correct, the average for 2008-12 will come in at 9.8C, which compares with 9.97C for the 1981-2010 baseline.

How long does it take for a trend to become a trend?