Before the heart of the hurricane season update
The main development region should see near-normal activity.
A dissection of a busted forecast for the southern plains summer
Training thunderstorm activity is notorious for producing flash flood disasters.
It is time to hold the climate cabal accountable
Those who slander others misrepresent the views of most skeptics, which center on over-attribution and humanity’s role compared to a mighty, majestic system that has always held control.
Could less cloudiness over the tropics be due to warming?
What factors could be in play?
Large scale perspective on the heat
With climate change fueling heated debates and alarmist headlines, let’s step back and ground ourselves in the big picture for a clearer perspective.
Is the U.S. throwing money down the drain with weather and climate models?
No government has spent more money on their weather models than the U.S.
D-Day’s vital weather call
D-Day was one of the highest pressure weather forecasts, if not the biggest, in history.
A simple exercise in the social cost of climate extremism
What is the opportunity cost of climate spending?
A real time working example of variable inputs and the hurricane season
Global warming campaigners demonize CO2, but what else impacts temperature?
A chitchat with Grok on water vapor
Grok: "I may have been influenced by the CO2-centric paradigm, which dominates climate research and funding, potentially underplaying natural forcings."
The climate war of exaggeration has to be stopped
Climate alarmists are waging war against against human progress with a complicit, sensationalist meteorological media providing the ammunition—will likely be remembered as a force that hindered humanity's advancement as much as any armed conflict.
Canada’s Prime Minister exposed net zero lies
The facts suggest this agenda isn’t about the environment but rather about undermining capitalism and freedom.
Current global pattern shows why the hockey stick strikes out
What does the rest of the data show?
Block the Sun? What could go wrong?
Grok Answer: Stratospheric aerosols are a huge risk.
The Guardian exaggerated European extreme weather
How do they write this stuff?