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Somehow it is always the same - whatever 'they' say the opposite is usally revealed as the truth. Once upon a time I would dismiss 'conspiracy theories' now, often, my first thought is 'it could well be true'.

I am not sure if this might help on Antarctic volcanism:

https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2021JD035095

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Quite. I got into the climate debate back in March 2017 when I took a look at historic records from 34 weather stations across the UK. It was patently obvious that what we were being told didn't match the reality and so I rolled my sleeves up! In all this time I have yet to find an honest article put out by the mainstream media. Thanks for the ref - I'll read with a cuppa!

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Here is a nice graphic from NASA showing the oscillatory nature of SST

https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/global-maps/MYD28M

SST is used in some (probably all) of the osillatory indices, so we should surely expect correlation between an index and the SST?

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Nice one. There will be correlation and I'll be working through this over the next few articles.

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I watch the weatherbell Saturday summary sometimes, and Joe Bastardi keeps putting up graphs of geothermal activity in the ocean and how it correlates to sea temperature rises. https://www.weatherbell.com/video/the-saturday-summary-132149618?full If that link works ok, it comes in about the 18 min.

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Last night at about 3:04 a.m. the BBC world service said that July was the hottest EVER. At about 3:08 a.m. they announced that July was the hottest on record. Which record? 1944-2023? Also a news paper report said Dallas Texas record heat wave, every day since the end on June (until date of paper about 7 Aug) was over 100degF. About 34-36 days. I lived in that area for many years. Summer 1982 had 100 days over 100 deg F and 40 consecutive days

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As it so happens I'm in the middle of downloading NOAA data to debunk this, but man chores are getting in the way!

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