Author Archives: Tony Heller

Prior to 1960, 100 degree days were much more common and covered a much larger area of the US than they have since 1960.

For the third summer in a row, the frequency of 90 degree days in the US was well below normal. Over the last 80 years, the likelihood of hot days in the US has plummeted. Government climate experts lie about this … Continue reading →

Students mourn Md. teen killed by Amtrak train – Story | WTTG We had an incredible sunset in Boyds, MD last night. Boyds is a very small town, which suffered a tragic loss on Monday afternoon. John Martin DeReggi Jr. was … Continue reading →

Satellites show that global temperatures have been falling for almost two decades, but this doesn’t suit NASA’s agenda – so they generate fake temperature data to create the appearance of warming.  Wood for Trees: Interactive Graphs The divergence is spectacular, … Continue reading →

Wildfires sweeping across California are threatening the US state’s famed Sequoia trees, with firefighters scrambling to protect the national treasures. The so-called Rough Fire, the largest of more than a dozen burning across northern and central California, has edged closer … Continue reading →

The Arctic summer minimum sea ice extent was reached very early this year, due to cold weather which set in early in August over the Beaufort Sea. The extent of Arctic sea ice is up 26% from three years ago. … Continue reading →

In 1988, Hansen and Emanuel predicted 225 MPH hurricanes, due to “global warming”  FEROCIOUS STORMS AND DROUGHT SEEN – NYTimes.com In fact, peak wind speeds have declined since Camille in 1969 and Allen in 1980, and the Atlantic is now … Continue reading →

In 1988, NASA’s James Hansen made these remarks about drought which were completely false, and utterly incompetent.  FEROCIOUS STORMS AND DROUGHT SEEN – NYTimes.com During the 1950’s the odds of summer drought were 50%, not the 5% Hansen claimed. And … Continue reading →

Prior to 1960, wildfires in the US burned far more acres than they do now. Wildfires Were Much Worse In The Past | NOT A LOT OF PEOPLE KNOW THAT Heatwaves were much longer, more widespread, more frequent and more … Continue reading →

The Maryland train story has taken a tragic turn. I talked to some people at the scene of the crash, and they said the boy was taking pictures and stepped the wrong way into the train. Later I found out … Continue reading →