Tag Archives: precipitation

Is The Average Variation Of Clouds CO2?

Posted on 26 June 2017 by E.M.Smith

Is the average variation in cloud causing changes of temperature, or CO2? If it can be clearly shown that cloud variation caused large temperature changes, then does that mean it isn’t CO2? How does CO2 change clouds, and if it doesn’t, what importance can it have? Continue reading →

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Texas, Rain, and 1500 Year Cycles

Posted on 31 May 2015 by E.M.Smith

Some thoughts on Texas droughts and floods and the 1500 year cycle of cold plunges. Continue reading →

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Calorie Counting Thermometers

Posted on 5 January 2014 by E.M.Smith

I think there is a simple way to demonstrate the basic flaw of the “average temperatures” to see if the planet is warming or cooling. Think of trying to take your body temperature to decide if you are eating too much. That’s what “Climate Scientists” do with global temperatures. Continue reading →

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An interesting Ag Report

Posted on 8 May 2013 by E.M.Smith

A very long and comprehensive weekly crop and weather report from the USDA, with a startlingly low corn planting this year to date. Continue reading →

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