Monthly Archives: May 2019

On this date in 1895, three quarters of the US was above 80F. Ninety degree temperatures were recorded in Minnesota, Maine and much of the Midwest. One hundred degree temperatures were reported in Nebraska, Kansas and Oklahoma, and Arizona was … Continue reading →

Record cold in Boulder today. Local experts at NCAR and NOAA believe the atmosphere is overheated.

The commencement ceremony will take place rain, snow or shine in Folsom Field, please dress accordingly.  Folsom Field will allow umbrellas in the stadium on May 9 for the Commencement Ceremony.  In the event of rain or snow, the ceremony may be … Continue reading →

January-April 1910 averaged six degrees warmer than this year at Parker, Arizona. In 1910 they reached 100 degrees on March 5, and 110 degrees on April 27.  This year the first 100 degree reading occurred on April 28. New Year’s … Continue reading →

OliverHarleyMaxwell19-April30-2500Yrs-HydroClimateVar-NewMexico h/t Willie Soon

Eight years ago, a tree fell on a power line near Los Alamos, New Mexico and started a large fire. Global warming apparently makes trees fall on power lines. Because …. science. Jury finds power companies mostly liable for Las … Continue reading →

None of the US is currently experiencing severe drought. CO2 is at 410 PPM. pdi20190504-pg.gif (650×534) Compare with May, 1934 – when half of the US was experiencing severe or extreme drought. CO2 was 310 PPM. psi-193405.gif (690×488) The drought … Continue reading →