Hurricane Dorian 2019

MACDONALD: Is a Hurricane a Comin’?

This lands on the recurring theme of these posts. They still don’t know. It is a few days away, and they have technology and models and a few decades of history and they’ve no clue what they will do.

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MACDONALD: The Climate Cult Holds Its Breath

Hurricane Erin wandered about the Atlantic, creating storm surge, rip tides, and heavy surf, but not a lot else. Not the sort of damage the Climateers use as tribute to their cause. They want wreckage, flooding, and a pile of dead bodies on that altar. Look what you did! As if they are gods who … Read more

Ice, frozen cold

MacDonald: What Heat Wave?

We’ve had some hot days in my corner of the world, typically two or three in succession, followed by some (to be honest) unseasonably cooler days and nights in the low to mid seventies. It hardly matters what happens. It’s all your fault. But the blamestormers love a prolonged heat wave. Any sort will do, … Read more

Hurricane Dorian 2019

MacDonald: NOAAs 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Forecast

The sky is blue, water is wet, and each year, about this time, the ‘ Grok reviews NOAA’s annual hurricane predictions. It’s not that we’re overly interested in hurricanes, though you’d be hard pressed to prove otherwise. There are over 100 articles in recent years on the subject, but for a good reason. The science. … Read more

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Storm of the Century?

Five feet of snow in Buffalo NY and it’s still coming down out there. Roofs are collapsing, the power is off, emergency equipment is stuck in snow drifts and people are dying.

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CNN cooling does not mean warming won't be back

Panic over Climate Change Will Get Worse; Vote for Change

It isn’t even October yet we have had to turn on our heat. Raw, cold nights have made that necessary, so if “global warming” is actually happening, where the heck is it? Last spring was slow in coming and our winter had extended weeks below freezing, then two weeks of really hot, summer days. Now … Read more

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