Monthly Archives: July 2019

TimesMachine: July 15, 1954 – NYTimes.com 176 Haase Ave, Paramus, NJ 07652 | Zillow

US July 28 afternoon temperatures have dropped about five degrees since the 1930s.   On this date in 1930, nine states were over 110F – Arkansas 114, Kentucky 114, Indiana 113, Illinois 112, Missouri 112, Mississippi 111, Arizona 110, Oklahoma … Continue reading →

“Lorne” went on this hysterical rant over my last video. The amount of mindless BS in his comment is quite impressive, but the part I found most amusing is what I highlighted in red.  Had he been paying attention when … Continue reading →

As always, the press is hysterical about a hot day. The summer of 2019 in Paris has been nearly identical to the summer of 1947 so far, though it looks like the rest of the summer will be cooler. On … Continue reading →

Assad ignores data which demonstrates that he is wrong.

I’ve been presenting a lot of information about the record heat of 1934, but that year also brought record cold to the Northeast US. February 9, 1934 was the coldest night on record in the Northeast, and the third coldest … Continue reading →

The five hottest July 26th’s in the US were 1930, 1931, 1936, 1939 and 1952.   July 26, 1931 was the 10th hottest day on record in the western US.