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Hamlet’s famous soliloquy ponders mortality through the filter of our insufferable experience, littered with brief moments of joy versus the mystery of what awaits us in death. Or, something like that. The inner voice explores existential crisis. In keeping with my impromptu (as in unplanned) climate content Friday, while reporting this morning on the demise … Read more
You’ll get different answers depending on who you ask. I’m referring to the two-season jokes: winter and Construction, winter and bugs, Pumpkin Spice and everything else. I’m sure I’ve missed a few, but drought season is one of my favorite topics. I don’t like droughts, but my town has been acting like we’ve been in … Read more
Water, water everywhere, but get ready for odd, even watering bans. Yes, spring has sprung like a stripper from a giant cake as the whores in government line up to spring regulatory speed bumps at our summertime fun. Will water bans be part of it? Is the Pope a Marxist?
I find it amusing that the Bangor Daily News – in the middle of what feels like monsoon season across New England and successive days of news about flooding – felt the need to run a public interest piece on drought and the state’s drought task force.
Early in the year, I prepped the battlespace for what typically happens around New England. Everyone yells “drought” and “climate change!” But by year’s end, we have our average annual precip or more. This year has been wet. You could say there’s been a systemic lack of drought.
A few hours ago, Skip shared NOAA’s predictions for the summer weather – above Average temps and normal or slightly above for precipitation. And this is where I remind everyone how bad NOAA is at this.
Last week the state got jiggy with the threat of wildfires. Warning! That’s always a concern when the weather improves, the snow melts, and folks start burning all the downed brush from winter storms. But is it that dry?
Have you noticed that no matter what the weather does, we find ourselves inundated with reports of extreme weather, and it’s all your fault? So how long before “extremely” pleasant, mild, or average weather will be deemed a sign of the climate apocalypse?
I’ve been watching the Drought status for NH for a number of months. This new fascination was due to WMUR constantly harping that we’re in a terrible situation with respect lack of precipitation. Most of that time, the southern border, especially the south-eastern, was in sever rought. The north was pretty much normal. Most of … Read more
In 1933 Moselm leaders in Syria blamed the nation’s drought on yo-yos. Our archive also has a story about how Pokemon is a Jewish plot to subvert Arab youth.
“Who’s trippin’ down the streets of the city, Smilin’ at everybody she sees? Who’s reachin’ out to capture a moment? Everyone knows it’s Windy.” Except when it’s not. Europe went all-in on wind machines to power the future, and now they may not have one.
The Climate Cult’s drought narrative has dried up in recent weeks. That fearmongering has been washed out by (of all things) rain. We’ve nearly reached the annual rainfall total in July, and that means it is time for the narrative mills to fearmonger something else.
No matter what you call it, the climate cult is worried about warming. The accumulation of CO2 in the atmosphere as a crisis is second only to the government’s need to accumulate the wealth of others to “address it.”
Coffee in hand, sometime after 5:30 this morning, I was surfing my news feeds “when what to my wondering eyes should appear?” No, not a miniature sleigh and eight tiny reindeer.
For years the Climate Cultists have been trying to scare New Englanders about droughts. As we point out often, the problem is that New England and New Hampshire have been in a decades-long, record-setting wet period. What to do? Invent something called Flash-Droughts.
One of the joys of “modern” life is knowing that no matter what the weather does, it is bad, and you are to blame. If this were a relationship, your friends would say it is bad for you. Walk away. But that’s now how the left operates. They are stalkers, and there’s no way for … Read more
As we rambled through and out of the final year of Obama’s presidency, New Hampshire had a drier-than-usual year. By drier, I mean (Southern New Hampshire) ranked 23rd for precipitation out of 124 years in the Granite State sample.
The 4324-day major hurricane drought has ended. And I’m sure it’s all because of global warming. What is? All of it, everything, forever, amen. H/T WUWT
Fake Climate News promised us lots of things, including permanent drought in California, and they were wrong again.
This is a Palmer drought index graph for the Northeast United States for July from 1900 to present courtesy of the Climate Cult mother ship NOAA. The unbiased observer may become confused. If the primary driver of Global warming (CO2) causes drought, and we are emitting more of it than ever before, why is the Northeast wetter and … Read more