Monthly Archives: July 2012

Searching for Clues to Calamity By FRED GUTERL Published: July 20, 2012 SO far 2012 is on pace to be the hottest year on record. But does this mean that we’ve reached a threshold — a tipping point that signals … Continue reading →

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The average gap between daytime and nighttime temperatures in Arizona has declined by about two degrees since 1930. Daytime temperatures have dropped by more than two degrees, but nighttime temperatures have not dropped as much, due to well documented Urban Heat Island … Continue reading →

According to USHCN raw daily data, 1936 had the hottest summer and the second coldest winter in US history. These are exactly the sort of extremes which climate alarmists like to blame on CO2, even though CO2 was only 310 ppm at … Continue reading →

The graph and table below shows the number of current all-time record daily maximums held or tied, ranked by year. The current year is not included, because the data is not available yet. When the data becomes available, it will … Continue reading →

According to USHCN raw monthly data, the winter of 2009-2010 was the sixth coldest in US history, and the winter of 2010-2011 was the 12th coldest. Here are the bottom fifteen. 1969 41.0786 1993 40.9247 2001 40.8844 2011 40.8729 1929 … Continue reading →

The temperature at Gallipolis, Ohio on July 21, 1934 was 113 degrees. Weather Underground is forecasting that it will be 25 degrees cooler today than it was in 1934. Here are some other USHCN Ohio temperatures for July 21, 1934. … Continue reading →

The Palm Beach Post 

Over the last 15 years, suburbs of Denver, Colorado have been the scene of two of America’s worst massacres. Colorado also has the highest rate of drug abuse among teenagers. The only belief that many children have is that life … Continue reading →

The temperature in Minden, Nebraska on July 24, 1936 was 118 degrees. Here are the official USHCN records for the rest of the state. ALBION 7/24/1936 115 ALLIANCE 1WNW 7/24/1936 101 ASHLAND NO 2 7/24/1936 111 ATKINSON 3SW 7/24/1936 110 … Continue reading →