Monthly Archives: March 2019

Orange County, Florida used to be one of the largest citrus producers in the state. 01 Mar 1883, 2 – Greensboro Watchman at Newspapers.com But it got too cold there, and the citrus industry is nearly gone. Today there are … Continue reading →

On this date in 1907, Portsmouth, Ohio was 96 degrees. Great Lakes States March 23 afternoon temperatures have declined nearly two degrees since the 19th century. On this date in 1910, the average maximum temperature in the US was 73 … Continue reading →

The LA Times, which has an open policy of censoring people who tell the truth about climate, reports on the record snow in California. In Mammoth, the snow is so deep residents must tunnel out. There’s a history to that … Continue reading →

Twitter censors all of my images.  Congressman Devin Nunes, who is suing Twitter for censorship of the FISA investigations, has taken an interest. Devin Nunes on Twitter: “Your tweets are deemed to sensitive for me to see ? @SteveSGoddard… “

In 2008 and 2012, US voters elected a third world mentality banana republic thug.  The consequences continue.

Our top climate scientists are blaming floods in Nebraska on global warming Manmade greenhouse gases trap heat in the atmosphere, warming the oceans and making the air above them more humid, scientists said. When a storm picks up and eventually … Continue reading →

Meanwhile, the permanent drought continues to wreak havoc in Arizona.

On this date in 1907, the average maximum temperature across the US was 73F, and White Hall, Illinois was 94F – more than 40 degrees warmer than today.  Imagine the hysteria from climate scientists if Illinois had March temperatures that … Continue reading →

The Great Lakes region is getting warmer faster than the rest of America, resulting in extreme weather patterns, rising lake levels, flooding and the influx of invasive species, according to a study released Thursday. Report: Great Lakes warming faster than rest … Continue reading →

Harriers hunt by silently gliding just above the ground. Hawks hunt from trees.