Yearly Archives: 2019

30 Dec 1780, 2 – Jackson’s Oxford Journal at Newspapers.com

“On Monday Night last blew the most violent Hurricane that has ever been known” – September 4, 1772 ” a divine rebuke to human vanity and pomposity” – Alexander Hamilton 29 Oct 1772, Page 1 – The Virginia Gazette at … Continue reading →

Instead of homogenizing in a huge number of incoherent stations, only high quality long term stations should be included in the Australian temperature record. But entertaining how NOAA and BOM pretend they are doing something useful when they generate their … Continue reading →

Alice Springs has had 227 days over 110F (43C) since 1878. Nearly two thirds of those days occurred before 1910, so BOM makes them magically disappear. Climate change and variability: Tracker: Australian timeseries graphs BOM throws out temperature readings of … Continue reading →

The hurricane season of 1893 was one of the most active on record. Two of the ten deadliest US hurricanes hit that year. Three major hurricanes hit the US, as well as a category 2 in October. This week in … Continue reading →

Bourke, NSW has had 768 days over 110F (43C) since 1872. More than half of those days occurred before 1910, so BOM makes them magically disappear. Climate change and variability: Tracker: Australian timeseries graphs BOM throws out temperature readings of … Continue reading →

Ninety-three years ago, Miami was destroyed by a hurricane, in America’s most costly natural disaster. 21 Sep 1926 – DEATH-DEALING HURRICANE – Trove Fifty miles of coastline was devastated. 21 Sep 1926 – FLORIDA HURRICANE – Trove

Sixty percent of the US has had below normal temperatures in 2019 YearTDeptUS.png (688×531) It also has been the coolest and wettest water year (October-August) on record in the US. WaterPNormUS.png (688×531) The press is blaming Dorian on global warming, … Continue reading →

There are 25 locations in Australia with daily temperature data going back before 1890. This graph shows all 1,389,419 daily maximum temperature readings at those locations since 1876. The actual waveform is a 120 year long cycle. The hottest year … Continue reading →