Monthly Archives: December 2017

Yesterday’s maximum temperature of -12C in Boulder, tied with 1938 as the coldest on record. Average maximum temperature for the date is 7C. NCAR Foothills Lab Weather (metric, 5-minute)

Democrats believe fossil fuels will cause them to overheat and die. The same fossil fuels which are keeping them from freezing to death. 10-Day Temperature Outlook for the Conterminous U.S.

Temperatures west of the Rockies are well above normal, and temperatures east of the Rockies are record snow and near record cold.  This is identical to the weather of January 1977 – which was blamed on global cooling. The current … Continue reading →

DENVER, Feb. 21, 1977  — A group of solar physicists and climatologists told a national science convention today that the bizarre weather of the last year might have been caused in part by abnormal activity on the surface of the … Continue reading →

Ahead of the 1932 Winter Olympics, there was no snow at Lake Placid, and it was 66 degrees in New York City. 16 Jan 1932, Page 1 – The Los Angeles Times  On January 14, 1932 it was 70 degrees … Continue reading →

It was 5F this morning in Boulder, but 50MPH Chinook winds blew in and quickly raised the temperature more than 45 degrees. UN climate expert and high school dropout Leonardo di Caprio believes this is caused by CO2, rather than … Continue reading →

“We live in an unusual epoch: today the polar regions have large ice caps, whereas during most of the earth’s history the poles have been ice-free. ” – National Academy of Sciences 1975 The National Geographic Archive | November 1976 … Continue reading →

After being caught trying to overthrow the US election and corrupting the Hillary investigation, the deep state doubles down on their Russia lies. Russia Wants Americans to Doubt Mueller, Experts Warn

Eleven years ago, the New York Times told us winter is a thing of the past, Polar Bears are dying, and sea ice is shrinking. With Warmer Weather, Different Decisions to Make – The New York Times So how did … Continue reading →