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Source: Climate Progress Wildfires are taking off in Canada as the country goes through one of its hottest and driest summers in decades.

Source: Alaska Dispatch News When a colleague who has a lot of sympathy for those who do NOT accept that humans are responsible for global warming drew attention to the fact that this had been the hottest June on record, following hard on the hottest May, I must admit I was temporarily put of my […]

Source: Science Daily New research shows projected changes in the winds circling the Antarctic may accelerate global sea level rise significantly more than previously estimated.

Source: Daily KOS We know that some things are adapting to a warmer climate by migrating north. Some of these species include the Mangrove forest, butterflies, fish, mosquitos and many others. NOAA has added a terrifying new entry to this list, the latitude where hurricanes, typhoons, and cyclones reach their maximum intensity.

The mercury continues to rice all over the globe, there will be no hiding the meltdown for much longer. In the meantime, the completely insane and out of control climate engineering programs continue to make an already extremely bad situation far worse still Dane Wigington geoengineeringwatch.org

In April 2014, Arctic sea ice reached its annual maximum volume. It was the second lowest on record, according to calculations by the Pan-Arctic Ice Ocean Modeling and Assimilation System (PIOMAS) at the Polar Science Center. The ice volume in March 2014 also was the second lowest on record, as discussed in an earlier post. The fall in […]

Though the article linked below does not mention climate engineering, it does give a glimpse of a dire and rapidly worsening global picture. Of particular interest is the color GISS map in the beginning of the article, this is the “deviation from normal” temperature map for March 2014. Note that the only significant area of […]

Study looked at six of the fastest flowing glaciers in Antarctica They are collectively shedding ice 77% faster than they were in 1973 Now shed the same amount of ice as the entire Greenland ice sheet Ice from these glaciers accounts for 10% of the annual sea-level rise

In this Saturday, March 22, 2014 photo provided by the U.S. Navy, sailors aboard the Virginia-class attack submarine USS New Mexico tie mooring lines after the submarine surfaces through the arctic ice at Ice Camp Nautilus, north of Alaska. Cracks in polar sea ice are prompting the Navy to break down the camp that provided […]

This is more a climate report than a weather report; yet, the extreme weather that did hit the U.K. recently and that is forecast to hit large parts of North America next week may make more people realize that action is needed now. So, please share!