Monthly Archives: April 2020

Yale University operates one of the most fraudulent climate sites on the planet, and steering clear of New Haven, CT is always a good idea for a person’s mental and physical safety. They ran this article recently for climate neurotics … Continue reading →

Our maximum temperature of 23 degrees in Boulder yesterday was fifteen degrees colder than the previous record, set in 1945. The temperature was thirty-eight degrees below the long term average, after last year being only fourteen degrees below average. NCAR … Continue reading →

Over the past 24 hours, the warmest temperature in Boulder was 24F (-4C.)  The last time there was a day this late in the spring which didn’t get above freezing here was April 14, 1945, when the high temperature was … Continue reading →

Fifteen years ago this month, Tim Flannery announced the Australian permanent drought. “Perth is facing the possibility of a catastrophic failure of the city’s water supply,” says Tim Flannery, director of the South Australian Museum and Australia’s most high profile … Continue reading →

Easter Sunday 1913 was one of the worst days on record in the US, with thousands dead in floods and tornadoes. Omaha, Nebraska was largely destroyed by a tornado. 28 Mar 1913, 2 – Brookville Headlight at Newspapers.com Storms struck … Continue reading →

Crazies confined in the zoom room. Home – Extinction Rebellion