Stir the Hornets Nest by Showing Climate Lies in Global Temperatures & Greenland Ice Gain
New NOAA March 2017 global temperature data set, but the number NOAA gives are 1C across the board higher than UAH global satellite data set which shows the planet is cooling. The pause is now confirmed and brought upon by natural variability and the Sun’s effects, plus another example of temperature fraud, separate from NOAA. Adapt 2030 – YouTube IF … Continue reading
Shivering Cold Sweeps Across Central Europe as Snowfall Covers Spring Blossoms
A cold spell sweeping across central Europe has brought snow back to some countries including Germany, Poland and Slovakia. Most of Romania is shivering under sub-zero temperatures and winds exceeding 70 kilometres per hour, and the mountainous regions have been blanketed in snow. In eastern Ukraine, a white coat, 30 centimetres thick in some areas, has covered the early spring … Continue reading
Netherlands Breaks Cold Records, Switzerland’s Spring on Hold Due to Snow & Frost
After a mild start to April, it seems the Netherlands has been dropped back into winter. Tuesday night brought frost to large parts of the country, and many places across the Netherlands measured the coldest temperatures in decades, according to Weerplaza. Heino and Achterhoek had the coldest minimum temps on April 19th since 1991 with temperatures of -3.9 and -3.6 … Continue reading
Proof Cosmic Rays are Altering Earth’s Weather | Mini Ice Age 2015-2035
Svensmark’s research into increasing cosmic rays and low cloud layer formation dovetails perfectly with the increase of the Grand Solar Minimum as our Sun enters a weakened activity state in its 400 year cycle. So if this is coming to fruition we should see record floods, snows and unusual out of season precipitation events intensifying globally. These are the six … Continue reading
Cyclone Cook to Strike New Zealand, Most Severe Storm In Decades
Warnings remain in place for Bay of Plenty region as cyclone bypasses Auckland but is expected over South Island on Friday Auckland residents told to cancel Easter plans as the cyclone heads directly for the flood-stricken Bay of Plenty region Cyclone Cook is bearing down on New Zealand and is expected to make landfall on Thursday evening, heading directly for … Continue reading
The Art of Green Deception . . .About Those Record Temperatures in Antarctica
On the same day (24 March 2015) in the real Antarctic (not Esperanza on the Trinity Peninsula) Australia’s Casey research station had its coldest 24 March day in 18 years (minus 12.7 °C). That wasn’t mentioned and neither was any other interesting data like Casey’s 2015 March mean maximum temperature was the same as 1990 and lower than 1991, 1992, … Continue reading
Drastic Climate Change that Occurred in 2016 Will Continue this Year Says WMO
The impacts of global climate change made 2016 the warmest year on record, and signs point to a continuation of trends and further climate anomalies to come in 2017, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) says. Ahead of World Meteorological Day on March 23, the WMO, a United Nations agency, has released its annual report, ‘State of the Global Climate’, detailing … Continue reading
Earth’s Worst-Ever Mass Extinction of Life Holds ‘Apocalyptic’ Warning about Climate Change, Scientists Say
Runaway global warming saw the planet’s average temperature hit about double what it is today about 250 million years ago Researchers studying the largest-ever mass extinction in Earth’s history claim to have found evidence that it was caused by runaway global warming – and that the “apocalyptic” events of 250 million years ago could happen again. About 90 per cent … Continue reading
Study Finds Massive Rogue Waves Aren’t as Rare as Previously Thought
University of Miami Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science scientist Mark Donelan and his Norwegian Meteorological Institute colleague captured new information about extreme waves, as one of the steepest ever recorded passed by the North Sea Ekofisk platforms in the early morning hours of Nov. 9 2007. Within the first hour of the day, the Andrea wave passed by … Continue reading
Convincing Skeptics that Climate Change is a Problem is Proving to be Difficult
I don’t know much about science, and even less about climate science. So as a practical matter, I like to side with the majority of scientists until they change their collective minds. They might be wrong, but their guess is probably better than mine. That said, it is mind-boggling to me that the scientific community can’t make a case for … Continue reading
