High Arctic Sets 36 Cold Records In 41 Days; Southern South America Freezes; Reflect Orbital’s Mirrors; + IPCC Opens AR7 Review

The High Arctic has endured an extraordinary run of summer cold, with 36 of the 41 days from July 1 through August 10 setting record-low daily means.

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jay
jay
1 month ago

They have to keep pumping out gloom and doom projections. So the 8.5 scenarios are gone – no matter. They can rejigger the formulas, alter the models (GIGO) and come up with the same ole scare crap to feed to The Guardian.

You’ve already detailed how the cooperating scientists have been bought off. And the honest ones will be ignored. But hopefully my cynicism will not bear out.

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Deb
Deb
1 month ago

I would like to know why Missouri is experiencing the hottest summer in years. We have had heatwave after heatwave. It cools down a little for a day or two, then climbs up to the high 90’s and just stays there. Heat indexes over 100 every day. If Robert Felix wasn’t dead, I would certainly give him a piece of my mind! 🥵😡

jay
jay
1 month ago
Reply to  Deb

My excess heat from N Alabama must have been exported to over there. Thank you so much!

Deb
Deb
1 month ago
Reply to  jay

You’re welcome, I guess. 🤔

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