Author Archives: Tony Heller

These incredible Aspen groves outside Santa Fe, are the result of forest fires in 1890. Spokane Falls Daily Chronicle – Google News Archive Search Climate experts say that forest fires are bad, and they are your fault. In fact, forest … Continue reading →

The US used to be extremely hot. These sort of historical temperatures don’t happen any more. http://lwf.ncdc.noaa.gov/img/climate/severeweather/a-thigh.gif Twenty-five states set their all-time record maximum temperature during the 1930’s. The vast majority set their all-time record with CO2 below 350 PPM. … Continue reading →

“Researchers have struggled” How global warming is drying up the North American monsoon Latest idiocy from the team climate fraud, claims global warming is drying up the summer monsoons in the southwest. I was born in the southwest and spent … Continue reading →

War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength. George Orwell  1984 Arctic sea ice extent is normal, and is much higher than five or ten years ago. Antarctic sea ice extent is normal. Charctic Interactive Sea Ice Graph | … Continue reading →

Between 2001 and 2015, NASA doubled 1880-2000 warming, via good old-fashioned data tampering. 2001 version : Fig.A.ps   2015 version: Fig.A.gif  The next graph normalizes the two NASA graphs to the most recent common decade. It shows the magnitude of the tampering. Alternatively, … Continue reading →

Best watched full screen in HD This was the flexed branch he/she was sitting on.

The US was hit by dozens of major hurricanes from 1899 to 1996. Those were just weather, but two major hurricanes in the last 12 years is climate. http://lwf.ncdc.noaa.gov:80/img/climate/severeweather/2hur9996.gif Note that New England was hit by two major hurricanes in … Continue reading →

Prior to 1965, October 11 used to be a warm day in the US, but over the past century October 11 afternoon temperatures have fallen several degrees. On this date in 1928, temperatures were in the 90’s as far north … Continue reading →

Winter has arrived, but the last week of the very short autumn in Colorado and Northern New Mexico was beautiful.