Author Archives: Tony Heller

NOAA shows warm season nighttime temperatures rapidly rising in the US. Many skeptics blame this on UHI effects. Climate at a Glance | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI) However, the raw data shows that all nighttime summer warming in … Continue reading →

The Arctic had the shortest melt season record this year, and the earliest end to the melt season on record. Now we have the fastest September growth of ice on record too. Ice extent is 30% higher than 2012, higher … Continue reading →

Yesterday I covered NOAA’s Angola fraud, where NOAA claimed Angola had their hottest month ever, despite not having any thermometer data to back it up.  Namibia is just south of Angola and is quite a bit larger than Texas. NOAA also … Continue reading →

When real life mimics parody ………………..

In the late 19th century, Kentucky had about 120 days between their first and last 95 degree day. Now the length of their hot weather has been reduced to about 60 days. President Obama says Kentucky will see significant increases … Continue reading →

The blog post below about the Congo shows another example of how NOAA has erased the warmth of the 1940s. In 1974, the National Center For Atmospheric Research showed a large global warming spike to the 1940’s, followed by very rapid … Continue reading →

Besides being the shortest melt season on record, and the earliest start to winter on record, the Arctic is also seeing the fastest September ice growth on record. Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut Ice extent is 40% … Continue reading →

NOAA says the Congo had its hottest August ever last month. NOAA August The Congo is more than three times as large as Texas, and NOAA has no thermometers in the interior or eastern Congo. They do have three thermometers near Congo’s … Continue reading →

The first 95 degree day in Arkansas comes more than a month later than it did a century ago. During 1917 Subiaco, Arkansas reached 95 degrees on February 27. NASA says 1917 was one of the coldest years ever. This year, Subiaco didn’t hit … Continue reading →

President Obama had an eventful week. His buddies gunned down Philadelphia police His buddies went on a stabbing rampage in Minneapolis His buddies blew up bombs in New York and New Jersey The Philadelphia Eagles trashed the national anthem and … Continue reading →