Monthly Archives: January 2013

Temperatures in the foothills west of Fort Collins are thirty degrees warmer than in the city. http://wxug.us/10l90

Last winter, global warming devastation targeted the eastern US with beautiful, mild weather. This winter they are locked in a deep-freeze. 10-Day Temperature Outlook for the Conterminous U.S.

A couple of fires in Colorado were used to prove global warming last year, and were mentioned by the community disorganizer in chief on Monday. I live two miles away from one of those fires. Fire is an essential part … Continue reading →

On Monday, the community disorganizer in chief told us that storms are getting stronger. In fact, violent tornadoes are becoming much less frequent, and 2012 was an historic minimum. tornadotrend.jpg (898×718) http://www.april31974.com/images/outbreakmaplarge.jpg http://news.google.com/newspapers http://news.google.com/newspapers

Yesterday, the community disorganizer in chief told us that hurricanes are getting stronger. In fact, major hurricanes (sustained winds greater than 111 MPH) are becoming much less frequent and are currently at an historic minimum. The US used to get a major … Continue reading →

But that was before the Obamaphone Fewer than four-in-10 Americans (39 percent) rate the US in a positive manner – the most negative feedback the country has produced since 1979. A new Gallup poll finds that Americans are as negative about the … Continue reading →

The graph below plots the average yearly snowfall at all GHCN HCN stations in Vermont. Eco-nutcases tell us that skiing is doomed in Vermont.

Before my first child was born, I rarely ever noticed any babies. Then I suddenly started seeing babies everywhere. Now I almost never see any babies. From this, I have concluded that almost all babies were born twenty years ago. Can I … Continue reading →

King Canute set his throne by the sea shore and commanded the tide to halt and not wet his feet and robes. Yet “continuing to rise as usual [the tide] dashed over his feet and legs without respect to his … Continue reading →

The National Wildlife Federation laments that northeastern US winters are too hot. We can keep winters cool and safeguard communities and nature. Curbing global warming pollution as much and as quickly as possible  is an essential first step. At the same time, … Continue reading →