Author Archives: Tony Heller

My Begonia survived Gavin’s hottest August ever. I’m going to buy it a T-Shirt

In an effort to save their funding and reputations, climate scientists are currently trying to blame jet stream dips on global warming.  But in 1975 scientists knew that they were caused by global cooling. Science News, Vol. 107 March 1, … Continue reading →

Graphs like this would be trivial to debunk if my analysis was incorrect. Go for it. The number of temperature readings has increased over time, so that is not going to fly as an explanation for the decline.

We hear idiotic remarks all the time from experts like : We are having 100 year rainfalls every year now It is difficult to grasp the level of stupidity behind that remark. The odds of winning the lottery are 100 … Continue reading →

Most of the US is cooling dramatically, and has been for 80 years. That is why NCDC and NASA make their massive downwards adjustments of the past – to hide the decline in US temperatures.

Prior to 1950, 100 degree temperatures in the midwest were very common. They almost never happen any more.

Over the past 25 years, there has been no net change in Northern Hemisphere snow cover. The amount of snow in autumn and winter has increased, while spring and summer snow cover has decreased. Note that there has been a … Continue reading →

Scientists explain global warming in simple terms, which even us simple minded skeptics can understand. Milder winter temperatures will decrease heavy snowstorms IPCC Third Assessment Report  Warmer winters and fewer cold spells, because of climate change, will decrease cold-related mortality … Continue reading →

In 1975, America’s top climate scientist wanted to melt the Arctic, in order to save us from climate change. Large-scale climate modification is a different story. If, for example, someone really wanted to melt the polar ice cap, spreading a … Continue reading →

By 1975, scientists had figured out that UHI was warming temperatures by 2-4 degrees Science News, Vol. 107 March 1, 1975 Already man-made climate changes are clearly evident around cities. Buildings and pavement tend to store more heat than vegetation in … Continue reading →