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A dog found tied to a pole on an evacuation route as Hurricane Milton moves toward Florida has been given a new lease of life.Troopers with the Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) rescued the dog, now named Trooper, on Wednesday morning.The next day, the Leon County Humane Society wrote on Facebook: “His name is Trooper because of how much he has been through and to honor the people who saved him.” The post included a photo of the dog, and Messages in response to rumors circulating on the Internet.Video posted by FHP Tampa showing the dog tied to a pole near…
A devastating and deadly start to the 2024 hurricane season is embroiled in the politics of the presidential election, with Vice President Kamala Harris trying to demonstrate the administration's handling of two storms that battered the southeastern United States. Former President Donald Trump claimed Americans were being left behind due to mismanagement.The storm adds another twist to a busy election year, as voters in many states have already begun casting their ballots.Hurricane Milton made landfall in Florida last week as a Category 3 storm, bringing with it a series of tornadoes, an 8- to 10-foot storm surge and leaving millions…
From Cliff Mass Weather Blog cliff mass The Seattle Times published shocking news on its front page last Sunday: Mount Rainier's summit is shrinking due to global warming (see below). According to the article, mountaintop ice caps are melting “as the atmosphere warms.” Sorry, This statement is false and can easily be proven to be untrue. From the Seattle Times Climate Lab, a news enterprise funded by climate activists, this is another article riddled with errors. Why is this statement obviously false? Because the top of Mount Rainier is very high, the temperature at the top always below freezing, Even…
Earthquakes, leaks, costs, deaths from suffocation – haven’t the benefits of carbon capture begun yet? – Watt?
From the Daily Skeptic Chris Morrison If carbon capture and storage (CCS) involves fracking to extract natural gas, it would have been banned years ago. Both processes can cause earthquakes—the equivalent of a person falling out of their chair in the case of fracking, but potentially much bigger in the case of carbon capture. That's because it involves pumping millions of tons of pressurized carbon dioxide into rock cavities that may have been damaged by previous drilling. It is understood that wastewater from pressurized oil and gas projects will escape from degraded drill plugs, forming 100-foot-tall geysers. Such a disaster…
not many people know Paul Homewood I must have slept through this hurricane a few days ago! From the Express: U.K. getting ready to welcome hurricane kirkSevere weather conditions are expected, with winds reaching 70 mph. Shocking weather forecast WX chart Showed storm system from Atlanticgusty winds and peak rainfall could cause widespread damage on Wednesday and Thursday this week. According to charts, the storm will bring strong winds with peak gusts of up to 75mph in parts of the UK, particularly affecting coastal areas. As the current hurricane moves across the English Channel, the south coast will be hardest…
Sunburn and asphalt don't mix – another study says that's obvious – what does Watt have to say about this?
abstract Higher and lower daily ambient temperatures are associated with higher mortality in the general population. People experiencing homelessness (PEH) are thought to be particularly vulnerable, but there is little direct evidence. We examined the relationship between temperature and mortality from PEH in two densely populated urban counties in a hot climate region of the United States, focusing on thermal effects. The study locations are Los Angeles County, California, and Clark County, Nevada, which include the cities of Los Angeles and Las Vegas respectively. The results were the deaths of decedents classified as homeless from 2015 to 2022 in county…
In recent days, climate skeptics have found support for their skepticism about the so-called climate crisis. A recent study, “Peak global warming in 2023 is driven by the El Niño-Southern Oscillation” (Raghuraman et al., 2024) attributes the significant temperature peak in 2023 to natural causes, specifically the El Niño-Southern Oscillation ( ENSO) rather than human factors. This seems like good news for those of us who have long been critical of the mainstream climate narrative. However, it is important to remember that skepticism is more than just accepting findings that are consistent with our beliefs. True skepticism requires a critical…
Systematic errors in global temperature measurements led to a 42% increase in warming from 1880-2020 – did the wattage increase?
from NoTricksZone Kenneth Richard Over the past 140 years, Earth's temperature may have increased by only 0.41 to 0.83°C. according to a new researchdue to the steady and permanent aging process almost universally observed in thermometers, weather station data have been shown to be non-climatic and erroneously record temperatures higher than the actual temperature. When the white paint or white plastic of a weather station thermometer ages and darkens, the meter absorbs more solar radiation than it would if the meter were bright white and new. Over a period of just 2 to 5 years, it has been observed that…
Major consultants say U.S. electricity supplies may not be able to meet demand by the end of the decade – Watts out?
From the Daily Caller Nick PopeContributor U.S. energy demand could exceed electricity supply by the end of the century, according to Bain, a major consulting firm. Utilities may need to increase annual power generation by as much as 26% by 2028 to meet growing demand, according to one company, as the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is driving power-hungry data centers. These data centers are necessary to maintain artificial intelligence technology. With overall U.S. electricity demand essentially flat since 2000, utilities will need to make significant adjustments to their business models, raising the cost of electricity for U.S. consumers. (Related:…
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel hosts masterclass on Hurricane Milton and climate misinformation – Surprised?
from climaterealism James Taylor this milwaukee sentinel As Hurricane Milton ravaged the Florida coast, MJS (MJS) shamefully sought to profit from Hurricane Milton, spreading false assertions and misinformation to further its aggressive climate change agenda. MJS delivers a master class in deception and sensationalism, claiming that “the message this year's hurricane season sends” is that “climate change is here, there is no shelter, and it's deadly and costly.” If MJS and author Caitlin Looby Take the trouble to do the research and they will learn there never Any “climate refuge”. MJS claims: “The science is simple, clear and indisputable.” From…