Monthly Archives: August 2018

From September 1 to October 9, 1939 – Madison, Indiana afternoons averaged 95 degrees, had thirty-one days over 90 degrees, and eleven days over 100 degrees.  On October 8, 1939 is was 100 degrees in Indiana.  Imagine the global warming … Continue reading →

This is the 15th hole at the Los Alamos Golf Course. It is 160 yards downhill. I have been playing this hole for 50 years and still haven’t figured it out.  They normally put the pin near the front of … Continue reading →

August 21 used to be a hot day in the Midwest, but has cooled dramatically over the last century. There hasn’t been a 100 degree day in the Midwest in 15 years, but they used to be quite common. On … Continue reading →

The Washington Post Capital Weather Gang are constantly working to outdo themselves in the fake news climate hysteria department.  Their latest claim is that July was California’s hottest month ever recorded. On fire: July was California’s hottest month ever recorded … Continue reading →

From December 22, 2017 to July 30, 2018, Death Valley, CA warmed at a rate of 102 degrees per year. Using the universally accepted climate science linear extrapolation, Death Valley should reach the boiling point of water* during late May … Continue reading →

In the US, the frequency of 95F (35C) days has dropped sharply since the 1930’s. There is some correlation between the frequency of 95 degree days, and the average annual maximum temperature. There is good correlation between the frequency of … Continue reading →

Arctic sea ice melt dropped to its lowest level since May 12 yesterday, and now the Arctic won’t be ice-free until July 20 of next year, 12:01 am. Spreadsheet    Data For the third day in a row, there has been almost … Continue reading →