WATCH: Meteorologist explains why Texas river flooded and NOAA’s many warnings
Pat Cavlin's report makes it clear that the flood was weather, not climate, and efforts to modernize and streamline NOAA were not a factor. NOAA did its job.
A dissection of a busted forecast for the southern plains summer
Training thunderstorm activity is notorious for producing flash flood disasters.
Could less cloudiness over the tropics be due to warming?
What factors could be in play?
Meet Chris Martz
There's a new star in the world of climate.
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.
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?
Will New England’s luck run out this hurricane season?
The winds may be coming.
Time to overhaul tropical cyclone classifications
An unintended consequence of hurricane climate exaggerations is that they spotlight the need for an overhaul as to how we communicate a storm’s overall power to the public.
Hurricane forecast update
The 2025 Hurricane Season should have fewer impacts than 2024, but they will still be above normal.
Debunking tornado hysteria
The weather, extreme or otherwise, is normal.
The coming cold shot is well correlated with the natural March stratospheric warming event
In the last 20 years, only two April 6-15 had major cold in the eastern US.
A Dust Bowl-like summer to challenge Texas and others
If you want to see dry, try the "dust thirties." Could nature send us a taste?
The LA fires were man-made, but not like they say
It’s too easy for progressives to continue to focus on “net zero” targets and blame every environmental disaster on climate change.