Monthly Archives: October 2018

I brought record cold to Washington DC in January, record snow and cold to Philadelphia in February and March, and am now bringing record autumn rain to Phoenix. But before the rain started this morning, we got a nice hike … Continue reading →

The wood framed six-plex at 113 South 39th St. in Mexico Beach, Florida was washed away by the storm surge, while the newer neighboring houses on stilts suffered minimal damage to their second and third stories. Most of the homes … Continue reading →

On Christmas Day, 1974 – at the peak of the ice age scare – winds from category 4 Cyclone Tracy destroyed 90% of the homes in Darwin, Australia.

The seemingly irrational and continuously dishonest behavior of Democrats and the press may seem confusing, but is really quite easy to understand. No matter how hard they tried lied, they simply couldn’t keep control of the swamp. Presidential poll: Hillary … Continue reading →

During October, 1894, the Florida Panhandle was hit by a hurricane strong enough to destroy miles of train track. 12 Oct 1894, Page 7 – New-York Tribune at Newspapers.com Less than eight weeks later. Florida was hit by a calamitous … Continue reading →

Looking forward to the rerun in four weeks.

Hurricane Michael damage in Enterprise, AL

“You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for.” Hillary Clinton  October 10, 2018 Two years after calling America a “Basket of Deplorables” – Hillary Clinton says Democrats can no longer be civil … Continue reading →

The US was hit by three major hurricanes in 1954, including the last two to hit New England. The third one, Hurricane Hazel caused massive damage in South Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New York and Ontario … Continue reading →