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  • Large Increase In Number Of Sunshine Hours Likely Behind Warming, Glacier Retreat In Alps Since 1980
    Posted June 26, 20203:05 PM by Admin | Tags: arctic, avg, flashback, heatwave
  • Climate Alarmism, Not Temperatures, Set Arctic Records
    Posted 3:05 PM by Admin | Tags: arctic, avg, flashback, heatwave
  • Climate Alarmist Claim Blown to Smithereens: Unlikely That Warm Arctic Leads To Cold Winters
    Posted 3:05 PM by Admin | Tags: arctic, avg, flashback, heatwave
  • New Polar Bear ‘Death’ Model Based On Junk Science And Climate Porn
    Posted 3:05 PM by Admin | Tags: arctic, avg, flashback, heatwave
  • 10 fallacies about Arctic sea ice & polar bear survival refute misleading ‘facts’
    Posted 3:05 PM by Admin | Tags: arctic, avg, flashback, heatwave
  • Climate Models Unable To Show Link Between Arctic Warming And Harsh Mid-Latitude Winters
    Posted 3:05 PM by Admin | Tags: arctic, avg, flashback, heatwave
  • Proof That NASA/NOAA Erased The Arctic’s 1940’s ‘Warming Blip’
    Posted 3:05 PM by Admin | Tags: arctic, avg, flashback, heatwave
  • 2020 Early-Summer Hudson Bay Sea-Ice Cover Similar To 1980s
    Posted 3:05 PM by Admin | Tags: arctic, avg, flashback, heatwave
  • Scientists Panic, Because Arctic Is 0.4F Warmer Than In 1915?! ‘Temps like these have always been commonplace in the Arctic’
    Posted 3:05 PM by Admin | Tags: arctic, avg, flashback, heatwave
  • Climate Change? Temperature Hits 100 Degrees Above Arctic Circle — Just Like 100 Years Ago

    Flashback: Associated Press article says:

    “…it was 100 degrees on June 27, 1915, in Fort Yukon, [Alaska] according to official records of the National Weather Service. Records date back to 1904.”

    Inconveniently, that pretty much cools down Bill McKibben's claim of “the hottest temperature ever recorded north of the Arctic Circle”.  Both Verkhoyansk, Siberia and Fort Yukon, Alaska are well above the latitude that defines the Arctic Circle. How is it, that in 1915, when “climate change” supposedly due to increased carbon dioxide in our atmosphere wasn’t even a factor, it got that hot? Inquiring minds want to know.

    According to the Moscow Times:

    “Verkhoyansk holds the Guinness World Record for the highest recorded temperature range of 105 C, fluctuating from minus 68 C to a high of 37 C. The previous temperature record for the isolated town of around 1,300 residents stood at 37.3 C in July 1988.” 

    In other words, such extremes are normal for the place. With just over a hundred years of temperature records there, and the planet being billions of years old, it isn’t at all surprising that we still haven’t measured the extremes of natural variation, both hot and cold, for this place.

    Posted 3:05 PM by Admin | Tags: arctic, avg, flashback, heatwave
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  • Physicist: What Triggered the Ice Ages? The Uncertain Role of CO2
  • Bjorn Lomborg: ‘Despite breathless climate reporting about ever-increasing fires, US fires burn 5-10x less today’

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