In the end, dust storms are tragic when they claim lives, but they are not proof of a climate crisis. They are part of the natural variability of weather.
Author: Anthony Watts
Arctic Sea Ice Minimum 2025: Another Year, Another Non-Event
The ice, in other words, is still there — stubbornly refusing to cooperate with climate apocalypse narratives.
Hurricane Bloating Discovery – No Global Warming Needed
The study found that hurricane size growth rates do not change much with global mean warming, though global temperatures continue to rise.
Could a fully AI driven weather prediction system start a revolution in forecasting?
“Aardvark reimagines current weather prediction methods offering the potential to make weather forecasts faster, cheaper, more flexible and more accurate than ever before…
False, New York Times, Climate Change Isn’t Causing More European Heat Deaths
Ultimately, the NYT has presented a speculative, model-based estimate as though it were hard evidence of climate catastrophe. The paper neglects the overwhelming toll of cold weather deaths…
Earth’s natural CO2 vacuum cleaners
From the “giant sucking sound” department and Utrecht University comes this bit of science saying what most of us already knew – nature is better at removing CO2 than any…
The Paris Delusion Collapses: Even the New York Times Admits It
It has taken a full decade, but the mainstream press is finally catching up to what we at Watts Up With That (WUWT) have been saying since the day the…
Hilarious ‘In your face’ response to Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse by the Heartland Institute.
You’ve GOT to read this. Best response ever!
LIVE at 1PM ET – Climate Realism Is HOT in the UK
…it’s long overdue for organized and effective pushback against climate alarmism and net zero madness.
Crisis or hoax?, a new book by former Dutch parliamentarian
For an earth scientist, the IPCC consensus that climate change is dominantly caused by CO2 is close to a myth, a conviction close to a religion based on very little proof.
Europe’s Impossible Choice: AI Development or Net Zero?
Artificial intelligence requires vast amounts of electricity. AI processors run 24 hours a day, enabling computers to think like humans.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Our WUWT editor, Charles Rotter was seriously injured today. He was snorkeling [swimming] in Ft. Lauderdale, and he felt himself getting into a riptide. He forcefully swam out of it…
Realtor.com and Yahoo News Are Wrong: Insurance Is Not Rising Due to Climate Change
Looking at the report cited, the risks highlighted are flooding, hurricane wind damage, and wildfires. The problem for Realtor.com is that none of those weather conditions have increased over time.
Graph of the week – #2 in a series
Historical data from ice cores shows that during glacial periods, or “ice ages,” atmospheric CO2 levels have dropped dangerously low, to 180 ppm of CO2.
No, Pinot Noir Isn’t in Peril, but Stocktonia’s Reporting Is
… “high temperatures reduce acids and increase sugar content dramatically, resulting in heavy, high alcohol ‘hot’ wines …
Wrong, The Guardian, Oil Company Operations Aren’t Making Heatwaves Worse
The piece frames the research they reference as a legal turning point, arguing that oil producers could now face liability for specific extreme weather events.
We’ve reverted back to the original site design
Our design update had so many issues, I’ve decided to revert. Our developer dropped the ball in the site conversion, and many things got broken in the process. Behind the…
Graph of the Week – Temperature of ocean air-sheltered stations
We find a lack of warming in the ocean air sheltered temperature data – with less impact of ocean temperature trends – after 1950.
NASA Is Testing AI Enabled ‘Dynamic Targeting’ from Space
The idea is to make the spacecraft act more like a human: Instead of just seeing data, it’s thinking about what the data shows and how to respond.
California’s Latest Climate Theater: Newsom Signs Another Expensive Illusion
The spectacle promised an all-in-one fix: cheaper electricity, more reliable gas supplies, cleaner air, and a green job boom.