Yearly Archives: 2019

Hurricane Michael has been upgraded to a category 5 hurricane (sustained wind speeds above 155 MPH.)  When Michael made landfall, the highest reported wind gust was 119 MPH. Hurricane MICHAEL Michael Now Accelerating Through Central Georgia; Deadly Storm Surge, Damaging … Continue reading →

Through April 15, only 15% of days in Colorado have been above 60F. Average is 23% of days, with the peak year being 1907, when 46% of days prior to April 15 were over 60F. This is the coolest start … Continue reading →

One of the more fun things I do at work and for my own hobbies is image processing. This is what the image looked like coming off the Nikon P900. A few other shots from yesterday.

A Google search for Russian collusion turns up 45 million hits, but a search for climate change turns up almost 800 million hits. However, Gangnam Style gets over three billion hits.

What would happen if progressives were successful at destroying civilization, and CO2 eventually dropped back down below 310 PPM – like in 1923? 07 Apr 1923 – NORTH POLE MELTING. – Trove

Taos Ski Valley, New Mexico – April 18, 2019 Stowe, Vermont  – April 18, 2019 Squaw Valley, California – April 18, 2019 Climate scientists – America’s Shrinking Ski Season | Climate Impact Lab

Katharine Hayhoe is not only wrong about Texas climate, but she is actively supporting people who want to destroy West Texas’ two most important industries – oil and beef. What Climate Change Is Doing to the Texas Cattle Ranch | … Continue reading →

That is not “carbon” Maham – it is condensed water vapor, also known as a “cloud.” CO2 is invisible. Alberta election: Here’s what the rest of Canada should know | Globalnews.ca This is what CO2 looks like. The Rawhide Generating … Continue reading →

The Democrats are hard at work in Colorado destroying all of our constitutional rights.  Last week Governor Polis signed a bill saying that Colorado’s electoral votes can go to a candidate who received no votes in the state, and conversely … Continue reading →

In 1920, NOAA had very poor coverage of the Earth. ftp://ftp.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/data/ghcn/daily/figures/station-counts-1891-1920-temp.png They still have very poor coverage of the Earth. 201902.gif (1052×743) But not to worry – like Harold they have they have their magic purple and red crayons to … Continue reading →