Monthly Archives: January 2020

19 Feb 1937, 11 – The Evening Sun at Newspapers.com October 9, 1938 – NYTimes January 1937 was the coldest on record west of the Mississippi River, and one of the warmest on record east of the Mississippi. docs.lib.noaa.gov/rescue/mwr/065/mwr-065-01-c1.pdf

This is the caliber of people we are dealing with. Tony Heller on Twitter: “@elcadf @climateguyw 

Pennsylvania’s last glacier disappeared around the year 1900. 26 Jul 1900, 8 – The Boston Globe at Newspapers.com

As Lake Michigan rises, homes threatened by waves and gale-force winds Warming Lakes: Climate Change and Variability Drive Low Water Levels on the Great Lakes – National Geographic Society Newsroom Declining Water Levels In The Great Lakes May Signal Global … Continue reading →

Jo Nova posted this map of the bushfire extent in Victoria during January, 1939 Inferno on Black Friday 1939: 71 deaths, 3,700 buildings, too much fuel and “lit by the hand of man” « JoNova Compare with satellite imagery from … Continue reading →

22 Oct 1903, 2 – The Newton Journal at Newspapers.com

The Nisqualy glacier at Mt. Rainier National Park retreated 3,200 feet from 1857 to 1918, and lost 200 feet in thickness. 10 Sep 1918, 2 – Hawaii Tribune-Herald at Newspapers.com

Ten years ago, climate experts predicted the demise of skiing at Vancouver. 30 Mar 2009, 20 – The Leader-Post at Newspapers.com Now they have record snow and cold in the forecast. Vancouver, Canada 10-Day Weather Forecast | Weather Underground

19 Aug 1940 – KOALAS FACE EXTINCTION – Trove 08 Dec 1953 – Protection of koalas – Trove 19 Nov 1953 – KOALAS ARE A DYING RACE – Trove 06 Apr 1936 – BUSH FIRES – Trove