Author Archives: Tony Heller

October 19 used to be a very warm day in the US, but temperatures plummeted after 1963 and never recovered. Murdo, South Dakota reached 102 degrees on this date 70 years ago. On this date in 1844, a storm surge … Continue reading →

After years of threatening promising to do it, I have finally started writing my first solo book. I hope to publish it before Christmas. I think it will be very appealing.

The date of the last spring snow is getting later in Fort Collins. The date of the first autumn snow is getting earlier in Fort Collins. The number of days between the last spring snow and the first autumn snow … Continue reading →

Prior to 1965, October 18 was a very warm day in the US, but after 1965 temperatures plummeted and never recovered. On this date in 1953, almost the entire US east of the Rocky Mountains was over 80F, and much … Continue reading →

In questions of science, the authority of a thousand is not worth the humble reasoning of a single individual. Galileo Galilei People in New Mexico are fighting back against climate fraud in their public schools, and the climate mafia is … Continue reading →

I was humbled by the overwhelming spiritual and physical support I received today I could quite literally feel hundreds of people’s prayers blessing me today. That makes a huge difference.. It was a good day, and so far so good. … Continue reading →

Prior to 1964, October 17 was a very warm day in the US. After 1963, October 17 temperatures dropped by about three degrees, and never recovered. On this date in 1938, it was 90 degrees just west of New York … Continue reading →

Prior to 1964, October was a very warm month, but the frequency of warm and hot days has plummeted over the past century. The warmest October occurred in 1963, when Hurricane Flora dropped nearly 100 inches of rain on Cuba … Continue reading →

Most people have heard of the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, but there were much worse fires burning at that time. Thousands of people were killed by massive fires in Wisconsin, Michigan and Ontario. There were also huge fires burning … Continue reading →