Joe Bastardi: Sun and planets gravitational considerations on the magnetic poles

I wish to draw your attention to this from Dr Arthur Viterito:

“The latest readings of the Magnetic North Pole show that the movement of the Pole has suddenly decelerated. Here is the relevant quote from a brief article describing the phenomenon Earth’s Magnetic North Pole Officially Has A New Position | IFLScience

Bryan Leyland: Things you know that ain't so - 2015 was the hottest year ever

“Things you know that ain't so - 2015 was the hottest year ever”

The mainstream media has inundated us with reports that 2015 was the hottest year ever. But was it?

Of course not. Many reliable records show that it was warmer in the mediaeval warm period, the Roman warm period and the bronze age warm period.

David Whitehouse: 2015 Global Temp, Or How Some Scientists Deliberately Mistook Weather For Climate

The data for the global temperature of 2015 is in, and its a shattering record. It is claimed that global warming has resurged, terminating the warming ‘pause’ for good. But an important factor has been downplayed and one ignored altogether.

Nasa says that 2015 was 0.13°C+/-0.10°C above 2014. The UK Met Office said that 2015 was 0.18°C +/- 0.10°C above 2014. Noaa says 2015 was 0.16°C+/-0.09°C warmer than the previous record which was 2014.

Bryan Leyland: Things you know that ain't so - global temperature

“Things you know that ain't so - global temperature records back to 1850 can be relied upon”

Readers may have noticed that all the hype surrounding the climate meeting in Paris is about reducing emissions of that evil gas, carbon dioxide. While there are frequent references to our dangerously and rapidly warming world, melting ice and (slowly) rising sea levels I have seen no mention of what world temperatures are actually doing. A bit odd isn’t it?

When you start looking at temperature records you rapidly get confused.