Yearly Archives: 2019

On February 8, 1937,  Seymour, Indiana was 80 degrees. Two days later – Pine River Dam, Minnesota was -41 degrees.  A range of 121 degrees in the Midwest over a two day period. Spreadsheet

It has been exactly five years since the New York Times announced the end of snow. The End of Snow? – The New York Times It has been more than twelve years since they announced the endless summer. With Warmer … Continue reading →

Not sure what this list means, but I am ahead of Nobel laureate Al Gore. SustMeme Climate & Energy Everyone else on the list has huge amounts of funding, and I’m the only skeptic.

Steve Goddard on Twitter: “Motor vehicle sales are skyrocketing”

Illinois set their all-time record for cold last week at -38F, with atmospheric CO2 at 410 PPM. Cold winter weather: Deadly storm batters Midwest, Chicago, East But it wasn’t always cold like that.  On this date in 1927, Sparta, Illinois … Continue reading →

On February 4, 1962, Jefferson City, Missouri was 80 degrees.  Two days later Unionville, Missouri was -1 degrees. One week after that, Farmington, Missouri was 88 degrees. and by the end of the month, Unionville dropped to -12 degrees. A … Continue reading →

Snake oil saleswoman Katharine Hayhoe took advantage of the 2011 drought in Texas to declare herself a climate expert – by blaming it on humans. Drought – Years Of Living Dangerously Texas precipitation has been increasing since the 19th century, … Continue reading →

Thirteen years ago, the New York Times announced the “Endless Summer” and said “It goes hand in hand with polar bears dying in the Arctic as the sea ice shrinks.” With Warmer Weather, Different Decisions to Make – The New … Continue reading →