Monthly Archives: October 2015

On Halloween 1950, almost two thirds of the US was over eighty degrees. The warmest location was Hartington, Nebraska which reached 94 degrees. The US average maximum temperature that day was 76 degrees. If this happened now, climate experts would say … Continue reading →

Climate whack jobs have been blaming every hot day for the last century on coal. They also predicted fifteen degrees warming. 24 Oct 1912, Page 8 – at Newspapers.com

I’m trying out some new ways to help people visualize how NASA data tampering has nearly doubled 1883-2003 warming since 2005, and how they made the hiatus disappear in 2015. The next graph shows only the five year means at the … Continue reading →

The wettest century in the western US was the 20th century. The time when CO2 was rapidly rising, and when climate experts claim temperatures were rising in an unprecedented hockey stick. California drought: Past dry periods have lasted more than 200 … Continue reading →

Climate criminals blame Great Plains droughts on CO2, global warming and evil white farmers. But a drought during the Little Ice Age in 1690 drove aboriginal farmers out of the Great Plains, with CO2 at pre-industrial levels. TimesMachine: February 1, 1937 … Continue reading →

Greenland is blowing away all records for ice gain this year. They have gained almost 200 billion tons of snow and ice over the past two months, which is more than 50% above normal. The surface of the ice gained … Continue reading →

The New York Times claims that this year had record forest fires in North America, and that it was caused by warming temperatures caused by CO2. They say that Putin and the Russian media are lying about this topic. Western … Continue reading →

NOAA recently altered their data, to unilaterally wipe out the hiatus which the consensus had agreed upon for a decade. January : Climate Change: Global Temperature | NOAA Climate.gov September : Climate at a Glance (NCEI) Now they are refusing to turn over … Continue reading →

Both the frequency of hot days and the areal coverage of hot days has rapidly declined in the US. Last year had the smallest areal coverage on record for 95 degree days, with only 55% of US HCN stations reaching … Continue reading →

In 1999, NASA’s top climatologists reported that the US was cooling, as greenhouse gases increased. Empirical evidence does not lend much support to the notion that climate is headed precipitately toward more extreme heat and drought. The drought of 1999 … Continue reading →