Author Archives: Tony Heller

For 43 days from July 12 to August 24, 1934 – Durant, Oklahoma was over 100 degrees every single day. Long heatwaves in Oklahoma were much more common prior to 1960. During the summer of 1934, 80% of the US … Continue reading →

The fraudster in chief hiked at the Exit Glacier in Alaska last week, and said that he could slow down melting by shutting down America’s reliable energy supply. According to US Park Service documents, the Exit Glacier melt rate has dropped … Continue reading →

GHCN temperatures for Nuuk, Greenland show a sharp cooling trend over the past decade, of more than 3°C ftp://ftp.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/data/ghcn/daily/all/GL000004250.dly NASA data is based on GHCN, so it should be the same. But they don’t show much cooling over the past … Continue reading →

“He who controls the past controls the future. He who controls the present controls the past.” ? George Orwell, 1984 In 1974, Time Magazine reported 2.7 degrees cooling since the 1940’s, and a large increase in snow and ice cover. … Continue reading →

The Ministry of Truth in Boulder, CO NOAA publishes maps every month showing the whole world bright red, and then claims temperatures have been above normal for 600 months in a row. If we look at southwest Greenland, temperatures there … Continue reading →

Think Progress says “The West Is Literally On Fire” and drought stricken Colorado is burning up. As expected, the 2015 wildfire season has meant more bad news for drought-stricken Western states. As of June 30, 45 wildfires large active wildfires burned … Continue reading →

Global warming causes permanent drought, floods, the demise of skiing, and harsh snowy winters.

Based on climate models, DMI predicts 7-8C warming during winter and spring in Greenland. Greenland’s future climate The DMI’s high resolution (25 km) calculations of regional climate change in and around Greenland up to 2080 based on the A1B scenario … Continue reading →

Recent “record breaking” fires are miniscule compared to fires from 190 years ago. The 1825 Miramichi fire in New Brunswick burned 2.5 million acres in nine hours, killing everything in its path. 19 Sep 1908 – Historic Forest Fires. LARGE AREAS … Continue reading →