Author Archives: Tony Heller

Climate Central claims that Minnesota winters are warming at 12.2 degrees per century. The same Minnesota which just had their coldest NFL game on record. Every State’s Temperature Trend for Every Season | Weather Underground Utter nonsense. Since 1895, Minnesota winters are … Continue reading →

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In 1987, the New York Times said that Democrats had the right to block Reagan’s Supreme Court nomination, because they had won control of the Senate. Against Robert Bork – NYTimes.com

Three years ago, our dignified president ran outside on a hot day in order to sweat in front of the cameras for climate change. Some days he fake cries, other days he fake sweats. President Obama addresses climate change at … Continue reading →

Lots of good new stuff!  Download the zip file by clicking here Or alternatively replace these two files in your current directory: PullingBackTheCurtain.exe          us_stations.txt

It is easy to blame Obama for the corruption of climate science, but the real credit goes to Al Gore in 1993. As of 1990, NOAA had satellite sea ice data going back to 1973, which showed that sea ice extent … Continue reading →

Saturday was -20F wind chill up on top of Sugarloaf Mountain, Maryland. They closed the road to cars, so my bicycle and I had the whole mountain to ourselves. Carbon pollution spewing from the Dickerson Power Plant is what caused the record … Continue reading →

Summer afternoon temperatures in Wisconsin have dropped about ten degrees since the 1930s. The hottest days are also down about 10 degrees. And the number of hot days has declined by 90%. US government criminals of course claim the exact … Continue reading →

Last Valentines Day was the coldest on record at Amherst, Massachusetts at -10F (-23C) This year has already broken last year’s record cold at -12F Meanwhile, climate experts say that the North Pole is melting, due to people in Massachusetts using … Continue reading →

Bottineau, North Dakota recorded both their hottest (44C) and coldest (-45C) days on record in 1936. That is a spread of 160 degrees F between February 12 and July 12.