Category Archives: AGW Climate Perspective

Articles with a long term perspective on Climate.

Sprinkling On Official 1st Summer Holiday

Posted on 25 May 2018 by

Why is it sprinkling on me in California on Memorial Day weekend? Why is snow forcast for the Sierra Nevada mountains? This is the official first outdoor holiday of the summer season. This is NOT “global warming”. Continue reading →

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It is all about the wind…

Posted on 16 May 2018 by

In the San Francisco Bay Area / Silicon Valley it is rather like it was in the late ’60s and early ’70s. No need for A/C. Wind more blustery. Nights so cool tomatoes will not set fruit (below 50 F). I suspect the PDO flip that caused the Great Pacific Climate Shift has flipped back. Continue reading →

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Whales Prove Climate Change Caused By Ocean Currents

Posted on 18 April 2018 by

What can whale fossils tell us about Climate Change and the role of ocean currents? Continue reading →

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OMG! “Climate Change” Moving Earth POLES! We’re All Going To Fall Off!!

Posted on 15 March 2018 by

The North Pole is headed to England and we’re responsible, us naughty naughty humans. Continue reading →

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