Author Archives: Tony Heller

According to the best data set in the world, the frequency of hot days has been plummeting in the US. Climate experts have quite predictably been brushing off my frequency of hot days plots, saying that it isn’t a good … Continue reading →

I just moved the UNHIDING link over to Google Drive.

Download HIDING.zip to a directory where you have at least 400MB disk space. It contains the entire US temperature record. The python source code is here. Unzip it cd to the HIDING\release directory in a command prompt window. Run it … Continue reading →

Argentina looks like it is warming – fast. No, Argentina looks like it is cooling fast. Oh wait, only one station in Argentina before 1960. In Buenos, Aires – a massive Urban Heat Island. Argentina is typical of the global … Continue reading →

Contrary to the endless lies from climate experts and the press, 2017 has been one of the least hot years on record in the US.

My new UNHIDING THE DECLINE software shows that US summer temperatures never recovered after the fall following the eruption of Mt. Pinatubo in 1991. I’m using a new, fairer algorithm for calculating this which weights all stations equally, regardless of … Continue reading →

On this date in 1936, the US was incredibly hot. Minneapolis, Kansas was 119 degrees, 32 degrees warmer than their forecast maximum today of 87 degrees. Experts say this is the hottest year ever, and temperature extremes are getting much … Continue reading →

Update : There were some errors in the initial release. Please try again. This is the initial release of my new GHCN software, titled UNHIDING THE DECLINE. It is designed to allow you to process large GHCN databases on a … Continue reading →