Author Archives: Tony Heller

Ten years ago, the government of Australia announced the permanent drought. This drought may never break – Environment – smh.com.au Two years later it was raining so much in Australia that sea level was falling. Australian floods of 2010 and … Continue reading →

That Arctic sea ice has been seriously declining since around 2005 is a well-known fact As Arctic Sea Ice Shows Record Decline, Scientists Prepare to Go — Arctic Deeply The only well known fact about climate is that government climate … Continue reading →

Texas is vulnerable to warming climate – Houston Chronicle

Winter has arrived several weeks early in Greenland, and they have gained a huge amount of excess ice. Greenland Ice Sheet Surface Mass Budget: DMI Normally Greenland’s surface gains about 375 billion tons of ice per year, but this year … Continue reading →

The US just went a record 12 years without a major hurricane, and that was just weather. But three days of storms are climate. The usual band of fraudsters are claiming all the rain from Harvey is due to a … Continue reading →

The Crystal Serenity has turned north and is starting to see ice. Crystal Serenity | Live Cruise Ship Cam | Cruise Video Feed They are still 200 miles away from the real ice. The ice they are seeing now doesn’t … Continue reading →

NOAA makes a large adjustment to US temperatures known as the Time of Observation Bias Adjustment (TOB.) Here is their official explanation. USHCN ORNL/CDIAC-87 NDP-019 They claim that the adjustment has little effect until 1970, then causes 0.3F warming from … Continue reading →

Six months ago, Katharine Hayhoe said global warming makes Texas summers drier. Observed and CMIP5 modeled influence of large-scale circulation on summer precipitation and drought in the South-Central United States | SpringerLink Now she says global warming makes Texas summers … Continue reading →

When I point out the magnitude of US data tampering by NOAA, alarmists say the US is only 5% of the Earth. In reality, the US is the only place that really matters because almost 90% of the long term … Continue reading →