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Northern Tier US Year Without Summer [Dan Collins]

Jetskiers, Yankees, Global Warmists likely hardest hit:

According to Long Range Expert Joe Bastardi, areas from the northern Plains into the Northeast will have a “year without a summer.” The jet stream, which is suppressed abnormally south this spring, is also suppressing the number of thunderstorms that can form.

Drag.

Joseph explains solar activity cycles to Pharaoh.

76 Replies to “Northern Tier US Year Without Summer [Dan Collins]”

  1. JD says:

    This is clearly Bush’s fault. I blame him.

    And, Kyoto.

  2. alppuccino says:

    Ooh. And with The Open at Turnberry this year, we will see all manner of sweater and Tam O’ Shanter. Brrrr.

    Suck it Gore. (Al that is, not Jason)

  3. Bob Reed says:

    The current unseasonable cold across northwest Europe is not the only place where the arctic hound is calling as yet another blast of reality gets lobbed into the base camp of agenda driven warmingistas, who of course refuse to see anything that could possibly challenge their false idols. I will not say that the cold that has been occurring is a sign an ice age it is on the way, but it is a sign that people worldwide had better wake up to the idea that the “science is in” crowd does not want them to see facts.

    Oh man, that is money, as we used to say in the hood…

    Of course, I picked a great decade to move; I should have stayed in DC, no shortage of hot air there…

    Oh well, I still have my H3, from before the chicoms acquired them…I wonder if Justice Ginsberg will set a precedent that will somehow nullify that deal..?

  4. Joe says:

    There is a man bear pig in the woods…and he is wondering why he still needs a sweater in June.

  5. physics geek says:

    Al Gore: “See? Our efforts have not been in vain. Were it not for me, we’d all be burning to death this summer. Or the manbearpig would have eaten us. I’m not exactly clear on that point.”

  6. TheGeezer says:

    Say what you will, the chill of facts take a long time to reach the alleged brains of liberal political adherents. A distant in-law relative, when confronted by the fact that British courts had declared “An Inconvenient Truth” to be error-ridden, and so not worthy of un-rebutted presentation in British classrooms, he asked, “And wasn’t that suit brought by some conservative outfit?”

    Facts, schmacts…what is your purpose?

  7. Squid says:

    They are so used to being lied to that they can’t accept that some facts are simply facts, no matter whose narrative they serve. Scientific method? Oh, that’s just something the eggheads came up with to make them look smart. Doesn’t really mean anything.

    Just one more reason why any program titled “{X} Studies” or “{X} Science” should be de-emphasized in our educational systems.

  8. The Monster says:

    “And wasn’t that suit brought by some conservative outfit?”

    That is an ad hominem argument, and it is particularly pernicious in its assumption that “conservative outfits” have evil agendas that, but “progressive outfits” are but the humble servants of Science, and therefore everything they do is completely without any taint.

    (In typing that, I realize that one way to be without a taint is to have a cloaca.)

  9. gus says:

    SWEET MOTHER OF ALLAH, HURRY HURRY HURRY SIGN xyz BILL OR xyx SHALL BEFALL THE HUMAN RACE.
    (you fill in the “xyz’S”
    Love,
    Al
    and
    Opie

  10. The Monster says:

    um… “evil agendas that render suspect anything they do, including running the trains on time”.

  11. N. O'Brain says:

    Well, that jet stream musta moved awfully quick, ’cause we had one MAMMOTH thunderstorm this morning in Philly.

  12. Adriane says:

    Strategies for dealing with years without summer can be found here …

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y13cES7MMd8&feature=fvsr

    … well sort of …

  13. Joe says:

    Have you seen man bear pig? Do you feel chilly, hot, or just fine? If so you may be entitled to a free gift.

    $15 shipping and handling are extra. Make your payments here.

  14. Joe says:

    Here is another strategy for dealing with years without summer!

  15. lee says:

    Here in central California we have had many unseasonal thunder storms.
    Thanks NE! I’m digging it…

  16. cranky-d says:

    The weather here has been sucky for days, quite unusual. But I’m right in that “cold belt” on those maps. Wonderful. I wish I had gone out more last month, it was sunny then.

  17. psycho... says:

    Fitting picture…I think.

    I assume it’s of Joseph weaseling his way out of prison old school style by telling the pharaoh that his dreams forecast a famine he can leverage to greater power by hoarding food to sell when it hits. The pharaoh, liking the sound of that (facepalm aside), is about to hook Joe up with that hoarding-and-leveraging job (and bitches). When the famine comes, Joe will get his douche on, throwing huge “I won” feasts and handing out petty vengeance.

    If he were around today, he’d be angling for Climate Czar.

    The world is old.

  18. happyfeet says:

    summer is increasingly arbitrary I think

  19. Albert Gore says:

    Everybody is totally stoked on me. I can tell.

  20. Man Bear Pig says:

    Where do you want me to go next Lord Gorecle?

  21. Man Bear Pig says:

    What’s for dinner? Gorecle will provide.

  22. Gaia's clitoris of rage says:

    Why do you wingnuts persist in speaking of warming? It’s now CLIMATE CHANGE! What’s so hard about understanding that if it gets warmer polar bears will die, if it gets colder parrots will die and if it stays the same then lots of horrible shit will happen?

  23. alppuccino says:

    When the blue snaildarter is wiped off the planet, where will the mollusks go to get their darter on? Nowhere, that’s where.

  24. zmdavid says:

    Didn’t Obama promise to end global warming? Success!

    Yes, I’m joking.

  25. gus says:

    I agree all this CLIMATE CHANGE caused the extinction of the SABER TOOTHED CAT.

    I miss him. Here kitty kitty kitty…

  26. Joe says:

    I wish my last name was Bastardi too. Joe Bastardi has a future in politics!

  27. Joe says:

    I want a friggin Mammoth to ride to church on Sunday and shit all over my neighbor’s lawn (the one with the Obama sign).

  28. Joe says:

    Don’t forget this cuddly guy. Ahhh the good old days!

  29. mcgruder says:

    it has been an unusually cool, and wet, spring here in NYC suburbs of Ct.
    I feel definitely qualified to pronounce on this as both a distance runner as well as parent of several kids who play sports, requiring me to spend time on sidelines aplenty. its been colder than normal out.
    So the wife and I think Gore is now even a bigger douche.

    that said, we had a window rocking thunderstorm in the mid-morning today, which proves….nothing.

  30. dicentra says:

    The weather’s been weird here in Utah, too.

    Normally, we do spring as a wet and cool-ish thing, last frost is May 15th, then shortly thereafter, the temps rocket into the 80s and never drop back down until September.

    Then in July sometime, we get the monsoons. (A monsoon is NOT a heavy seasonal rain but rather a dominant wind pattern that reverses 180° during the year; during most of the year, we get our weather from the Gulf of Alaska, then mid-to-late summer it switches around and we get it from the Gulf of California.)

    But this year we went from regular spring weather patterns directly into the monsoon season, then with that unusually cold jet stream, the monsoonal moisture translates into thunderstorms every day, all day, instead of only during the late afternoons.

    We’ve been having days that don’t break 70° much less 80°. I hardly need to water my flower beds or my lawn. And the forecast has this pattern going on indefinitely.

    I knew you wanted to know the details. You’re welcome.

  31. gus says:

    I just heard an IBM commercial in which they state we should “build a better planet”.
    I will never ever ever buy an IBM product as long as I breathe.

  32. PCachu says:

    I’m all in favor of building a better planet.

    Step 1: Pave that sucker.

  33. gus says:

    PCachu, everything on the planet is already here. We cannot build the planet better. The notion that we can is beyond moronic. The oil that we drill for, or rather the oil that Muslims and Hugo Chavez drills for, is completely natural 100% natural. Trees are natural 100%. Concrete. Natural. Pavement. Natural. Cow farts. Natural. Liberal thinking. Very very very un-natural. Killing your own baby. Nuts.

  34. Akatsukami says:

    “Pharaoh”? All the pharaohs put together didn’t have that much hair. Joseph must be giving his lecture to Jerry Garcia.

  35. Lamontyoubigdummy says:

    “Joe Bastardi.”

    Sounds like the Jerky Boys, but Ok.

    I’ll jump on board. It’s north Texas and friggin’ 86 degrees in June (which, this time of year, normally only gets 8 degrees cooler than Hell 3 hours after the sun goes down).

    Fuck Al Gore, this global whatthehelleveritis ROCKS!!!

  36. newrouter says:

    not “build a better Nation”? that’s ok ge wants my medical info and teleprompter jesus will give it to them.

  37. JD says:

    If we want to build a better planet, I would suggest synthetic turf ;-)

  38. newrouter says:

    pennsylvania rr ww 2 Serving The Nation

  39. JD says:

    I like to think I am helping build a better planet, one football/soccer/lacrosse/field hockey/baseball field at a time.

  40. Dash Rendar says:

    “I like to think I am helping build a better planet.”

    Except for those little black pellets what get in my shoes and somehow linger in my bathroom for months.

  41. newrouter says:

    next time it rains on my golf outing my hand will be clenched and my arm waving wildly at the sky screaming “BASTARDI”

  42. B Moe says:

    How far south does your territory run, JD?

  43. Lamontyoubigdummy says:

    “If we want to build a better planet, I would suggest synthetic turf ;-)”

    Have you read the research on that stuff? If I try to cut hard left or hard right at while trying to shake the Tax Man at full tilt, 60% chance I tear my ACL.

    Then what…Obamacare!?

    Fuck that, man.

  44. serr8d says:

    I haven’t seen any honeybees. None. Nada. Usually my cactus is full of ’em by now; this year, only the carpenter bees showed up.

    Worrisome.

  45. newrouter says:

    if i find 2 sparrows in my house that’s being rehab does that matter?

  46. Lamontyoubigdummy says:

    “I haven’t seen any honeybees.”

    And I haven’t heard anything about killer bees on TXN (TX Cable News).

    I love this Al Gore guy! We should buy him a carbon chomping GulfStream-5 and a 12,000 sqft, air conditioned mansion that keeps the lights on and pool heated ALL THE TIME.

    Wait...

  47. Adriane says:

    #44 – a possibility, I really don’t know fer sure.

    http://www.sciencecodex.com/beekilling_parasite_genome_sequenced

  48. JD says:

    B Moe – Kentucky and Tennessee, but I have a lot of freedom to roam outside of the borders, if I generate the lead.

    Lamont – That may have been true with the old-style astroturf, but no longer.

  49. Lamontyoubigdummy says:

    “Lamont – That may have been true with the old-style astroturf, but no longer.”

    I shall look forward to jukeing Obama’s IRS on the new global synthetic turf.

    As long as the new turf is not government funded.

    In which case, I’m just gonna buy a Steve Austin/ Six Million Dollar Man Jet Pack and be done with it.

    I know a guy who knows a guy and whatnot.

  50. JD says:

    Lamont – some of our competitors may love sucking at the government tit, but our company is allergic to that.

  51. JD says:

    FWIW, and I apologize in advance if it is inappropriate to ask, but salesmen have no shame … If you know of any synthetic turf projects in your areas, please do not hesitate to let me know.

    Dash – Sorry about the little black rubber thingies. We could paint them another color if you prefer, at a price.

  52. Lamontyoubigdummy says:

    “Lamont – some of our competitors may love sucking at the government tit, but our company is allergic to that.”

    You sneaky devil, you sell the stuff.

    Salesman after my own heart.

    Would it look good on my lawn? I got 3 dead spots all the landscapers in TX can’t figure out? It’s like fucking demons were banished there and the ground is salted.

  53. Techie says:

    Fricking cold here in Michigan. I thought I could pull out the shorts once the calender turned over to June, but noooooooooooooooooooo.

    Of course, the 16 inches of snow on the Upper Peninsula during the last week of April should have clued me in.

  54. JD says:

    Lamont – I could do your whole lawn for a song. Just say the word ….

  55. N. O'Brain says:

    “Comment by JD on 6/9 @ 5:20 pm #

    If we want to build a better planet, I would suggest synthetic turf ;-)”

    You and Bill Clinton.

  56. JD says:

    That was not nice, N.O’Brain ;-)

  57. dicentra says:

    I haven’t seen any honeybees. None. Nada.

    I have been seeing a few at my place, after not seeing any for a few years. So, there’s that.

  58. JD says:

    Carpenter bees … The bane of my existence. Any ideas?

  59. Spiny Norman says:

    Try Argentine ants, JD. The exterminator has been here twice in the last 2 months, and they’re still getting in the house.

    dicentra,

    I have been seeing a few at my place, after not seeing any for a few years. So, there’s that.

    Same here, except three years ago there were lots of them. There was a reason for that: as it turned out, a guy on the next block had Africanized “killer” bees take up residence in his attic.

  60. Spiny Norman says:

    By the way, it broke 70° yesterday here (SoCal high desert) for the first time in two weeks.

  61. JD says:

    Spiny – let me be clear. You are suggesting that I introduce another bug to my abode?

  62. B Moe says:

    Carpenter bees … The bane of my existence. Any ideas?

    Demand a guaranteed estimate and tell them they can only take a half hour for lunch.

  63. Spiny Norman says:

    Spiny – let me be clear. You are suggesting that I introduce another bug to my abode?

    Heavens no, I was being sarcastic.

  64. Are you sure this isn’t a picture of a conservative explaining sunspot activity to Obama?

  65. JD says:

    Carpenter bees are not your friend. In fact, they do not do much carpentry. They should be called bees what eat tunnels into your wood leaving little piles of sawdust and are quite difficult to exterminate.

  66. B Moe says:

    http://www.getridofthings.com/get-rid-of-carpenter-bees.htm

    Kill the queen and the union steward first.

  67. sdferr says:

    They aren’t social bees I think, more like solitary tunnel diggers what don’t do all that much damage in the big picture, unlike carpenter ants or termites. I lived in a house for 12 yrs in Va. that had carpenter bees boring into an exposed wood roof deck (2×6 cypress t & g). It happened that we disassembled part of that roof in a re-modeling project and truly, the galleries were a non-issue so far as strength and soundness went. What’s more the males don’t have stingers and the females aren’t very much inclined to sting even when you’re messing with them (we used to capture them when we were young and dissect them and what not). So all in all, I wonder how come they are such a nuisance JD?

  68. JD says:

    Thanks for the info, guys.

    Sdferr – Half of the exterior of my home is cedar shake. This morning I found 7 new holes, which is a fairly typical evening for these vile little things.

  69. sdferr says:

    Ah, now that’s a damn good reason right there.

  70. not bh, it's his time of the month says:

    Had a few problems like that, JD. Nothing worked until I decided to bite the bullet and replace it all with stone and fiber cement siding.

  71. JD says:

    Sdferr – 2 springs ago, I went through 4 tubes caulk trapping them and was free of them last summer. No more. But I will prevail over them. Better Half said”You aren’t going to go all Caddyshack again, are you?

  72. sdferr says:

    I used to plug the holes in the ceiling (under the roof of the carport) with all manner of gunk, caulk, wood filler, putty, you name it, they just came back and ate their way through it, or hatched out and ate their way from the inside out. Nothing like that worked to stop them coming back year after year. Of course, the whole neighborhood, maybe 200 houses had more or less the same design, so there were plenty of ceilings to choose from.

  73. sdferr says:

    This house JD, right there over the car. (It is beyond weird to me that I could look a couple of minutes on the internet and find a picture of the very house posted by god knows who.)

  74. SBP says:

    Isn’t this why God invented pressure treating?

    Chromated copper arsenate: three Gaia rapes in one compound.

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