Monthly Archives: January 2013

One of my hobbies is fixing broken electronics.

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Twitter / suzyji: Parts of Seattle underwater … Sea level isn’t rising in Puget Sound, but facts aren’t important to lefties. In fact, they have to be avoided at all costs. Data and Station Information for PORT TOWNSEND h/t to Marc … Continue reading →

John Brady was paralyzed by a .22 short bullet fired from a tiny handheld revolver when President Reagan was attacked by Denver nutcase John Hinckley. (Denver is full of psychotic nutcases and is heavily Democratic.) The Brady campaign wants to ban semi-automatic rifles, which kill less … Continue reading →

Bitterly cold temperatures gripped the West. In Arizona, the Grand Canyon airport observed a low of 20 degrees below zero Sunday morning. That appeared to tie the all-time record low for the Grand Canyon since records began in 1976, previously set Dec. … Continue reading →

62% of Americans are against changing gun laws in the US, so CBS news reports that as Poll: Spike in dissatisfaction over gun laws At 38 percent, the survey reported a 13-point spike from last year in those Americans who … Continue reading →

This is almost unheard of. Must be due to warm air streaming down from the rapidly melting Arctic. Weather Street:Clouds and Precipitation Forecast Movie

In order to determine if 2012 was the hottest year in the US, I need to see the temperatures for the last four days – which are missing. Many stations, Like Lemon Cove, CA have January 2013 data, but no data for December 28-31 … Continue reading →

The Journal News gave criminals everything they need to ramp up a major crime wave in New York. A White Plains residence pinpointed on a controversial handgun permit database was burglarized Saturday, and the burglars’ target was the homeowner’s gun safe. At … Continue reading →

I made this post on December 26 : Hottest Year Ever Update Posted on December 26, 2012by stevengoddard NOAA is about to claim that 2012 was the hottest year ever in the US by a wide margin, but their data shows otherwise. If … Continue reading →