West Arctic Sea Ice Higher Than 1981; Greenland Overrun; Cyclone Activity At Record Lows; + Extreme Weather Deaths At An All-Time Low
These weren’t The Stories we were told.
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Record July Cold in Yakutia and Beyond; Cooler 2025 For The U.S.; New Study On Urban Heat; + Solar Quiet, But X-Flare Risk Remains
…in many cases, areas outside the cities actually showed cooling between 2001 and 2021.
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Record Cold Sweeps Parts Of The U.S.; Ross Ice Shelf To -60C (-76F); The North Atlantic Is Cooling; + Warming Pause In Australia
The climate system is more complex and more chaotic than the narrative allows, and not at all sensitive to CO2.
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United States 3.6F Below Average; Thwaites Glacier Hysteria; “Homogenization”: The Past Must Be Cooled; + Solar Shockwaves
This is not science. This is ideological calibration.
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Polar Cold Slams Northern Rockies; Germany’s Worst Floods Were Centuries Ago; Africa’s Sea Levels Were 1m Higher 2,000 Years Ago; + Volcanic Activity Surges
Volcanic activity along the Pacific Ring of Fire has intensified sharply over the past 18 months — to one of the highest counts on record.
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Qilian Mountains, China Sees July Snow; California’s Coldest Early Summer On Record; + UK Met Office Undone By Data
There are no numbers. Just slogans.
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Alberta’s Mid-July Freeze; Siberia’s Summer Shock; The $7 Trillion Fossil Fuel Lie; + Europe Is Rationing Electricity
Only in a collapsing civilization would world leaders demand a power grid built around the weather — while warning the weather is becoming erratic and no longer reliable.
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Record Cold Across Central Europe; New Zealand’s Bumper Snow Season; U.S. Rainfall Flat Since 1970; + Freezing The Air: Georgia Tech’s Absurd War On CO2
“This is falsified by empirical data from long-term stations showing no increase in extreme rainfall.”
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Yukon Swings From Heat To Snow; Foot Of Summer Snow Blankets The Alps; + BOM’s Winter Bust: Australia Freezes, Powder Piles Up
The BOM’s counter: it can’t really be wrong — because it’s only forecasting “probabilities.”
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