Author Archives: Tony Heller

The two highest mid-October Arctic sea ice extents of the past decade occurred in the last two years. October is looking to do a repeat of last month’s record snow cover And Antarctic sea ice extent is near a record … Continue reading →

The BOM Melbourne thermometer is cleverly situated adjacent to many lanes of asphalt in downtown Melbourne, and shows a hockey stick of warming, with last year as the hottest year ever.    By contrast, satellite temperatures of the lower troposphere … Continue reading →

The BOM Sydney thermometer is cleverly located adjacent to 21 lanes of asphalt, and shows a hockey stick of warming. By contrast, satellite temperatures taken of the lower troposphere over Sydney show a slight cooling trend over the last 18 … Continue reading →

It has been nearly five years since President Obama killed the space program. so that the formerly great agency could focus on junk science and CO2 based superstition. January 27, 2010 NASA’s plans to return astronauts to the moon are dead. … Continue reading →

Almost everyone’s desktop or laptop computer has a derivative of the Intel x-86 architecture as its central brain. About 25 years ago, academics declared the x-86 architecture doomed, and started development of new architectures, including RISC and VLIW. I was on the design … Continue reading →

   Sometimes when you are saving the planet, you just have to knock 2.1° C off of the 1940 temperature.

Americans Get It: Global Warming Is Poisoning Our Weather MARCH 2, 2012 Killer tornadoes are marking the transition from a freakishly warm winter into yet another freakishly dangerous spring. A male senior citizen from Illinois, who feels that there is … Continue reading →

When the Texas State Climatologist  talks about a 1,000 year event, what he actually means is a 50 year event.

10 Jan 1903 – The Queenslander – p107 h/t to Ivan