Author Archives: Tony Heller

“The overall trend is downward, and it will continue to do so,” Mark Serreze was quoted saying. Serreze is director of the National Snow and Ice Data Center. Madcap: Deniers latch onto larger ice sheet | Politics Blog | The Bellingham … Continue reading →

In case you needed any more evidence about just how completely full of shit NOAA is. 1997 Spring Creek Flood – Fort Collins The storm dropped 10 inches of rain on the Quail Hollow area of Fort Collins in less … Continue reading →

CO2 was 310 PPM at the time. http://news.google.com/newspapers And now we have morons blaming garden variety floods in Colorado on CO2.

The image below is the current view of Boulder Creek outside the Boulder library. Note the happy face in the sand, and the people enjoying watching the water on the foot bridge. Boulder Creek Camera Does this look like a … Continue reading →

Some of my fondest memories of the kids when they were small, was them playing on the boulders in Boulder Creek outside the Boulder library How did those massive rounded rocks get there? Countless floods over the eons have come … Continue reading →

Last autumn, Obama was worried that he would lose Ohio and Pennsylvania. So he lied to the people of those states, and then stabbed them in the back right after the election. (The 104% vote for Obama in Philadelphia helped … Continue reading →

Oil industry manufacturer to hire 100 in Loveland LOVELAND — A company capitalizing on the oil and gas industry boom is looking for 100 new workers, soon, for its Loveland facility. Brighton-based Leed Fabrication Services, which opened a production facility … Continue reading →

Five weeks ago, the morons at the LA Times warned that New Mexico would never recover from the drought. As an extended drought bakes the West, nowhere are ravages of changes in the climate worse than in New Mexico. Aug. … Continue reading →

There must be federal money to be had in a big flood, because the flood information being released by the City of Fort Collins is utter nonsense. According to the National Weather Service, the Poudre reached 14.56 feet — nearly … Continue reading →

The Boulder, Colo. area is reeling after being inundated by record rainfall, with more than half a year’s worth of rain falling over the past three days. During those three days, 24-hour rainfall totals of between 8 and 10 inches across … Continue reading →