Author Archives: Tony Heller

One of the primary excuses used by NOAA to hide the decline in the US temperature record, is Time Of Observation Bias (TOBS.) The theory is that people used to be incredibly stupid and reset their max/min thermometers only once per day – in … Continue reading →

Arctic temperatures this year have been behaving almost identically to 2014, which went on to be one of the coldest summers on record  north of 80N. meanT_2016.png    meanT_2014.png

A favorite scare tactic of climate alarmists is that we are going to burn up in scorching summer heat. The evidence is overwhelming that the exact opposite is happening. The areal coverage of hot afternoons in the US has plummeted over the last … Continue reading →

2004 version: sl_cu2004_rel1.2.pdf     2015 version: 2015_rel2 Based on comments yesterday, I am not sure that everyone recognized the gravity of this CU sea level disaster. Not only don’t the years line up on the X-Axis between the two versions, but in … Continue reading →

I live in the epicenter of climate fraud, surrounded by NCAR, NOAA, NSIDC and the University of Colorado – who showed in 2004 that sea level was rising 2.8 mm/year. sl_cu2004_rel1.2.pdf By 2015, they had bumped that up to 3.3 … Continue reading →

The New York Times believes that a warm Christmas in New York proves global warming, and that “Record-breaking temperatures are occurring with alarming frequency in the United States.” Global Warming Feels Quite Pleasant – The New York Times Like everything … Continue reading →

Reader Chris71 has discovered the smoking gun on the NSIDC web site. Read on. A few weeks ago, NSIDC put out this press release, claiming that 5+ year old ice is at its smallest level on record. ice at least 5 … Continue reading →

On Earth Day, Obama announces that he can stop glaciers from melting. Obama visited the Exit Glacier. According to US Park Service documents, the melt rate of that glacier was twice as fast a century ago. www.nps.gov/kefj/learn/nature/upload/The Retreat of Exit Glacier.pdf The … Continue reading →

In 2012, I caught NSIDC cheating, just as Arctic sea ice extent was about to cross above the 1979-2000 average. They changed their measurement system using a completely bogus mathematical trick. NSIDC argued with me about it for a while, and … Continue reading →

From about 1988 to 2007, the Arctic lost large amounts of multi-year sea ice (MYI) due to winter winds blowing it out into the North Atlantic. That pattern has since reversed, and as you can see below, older and thicker ice … Continue reading →