Author Archives: Tony Heller

Maximum temperatures in overheated New Mexico have been averaging 79F at Los Alamos this July. Weather History for Los Alamos, NM | Weather Underground Turn on CNN for more information about record heat gripping the west. Here in Fort Collins, … Continue reading →

Regardless of the total lack of any incriminating evidence in the case, what caught my attention is that Zimmerman was driving a truck, and thus destroying the climate. If 1,000 people like Zimmerman drove trucks they would produce almost as … Continue reading →

To highlight the horrific drought which the US Drought Monitor says we are having, I am revealing a horrifying picture I took this afternoon riding my bike to the Whole Foods Market in Fort Collins. Shortly after taking this picture, … Continue reading →

Life was better when life expectancy was 35 years, infant mortality was 50%, people’s teeth wore out by 40, infectious diseases were rampant, and people went hungry often and lived their lives in the cold and dark. Please send money … Continue reading →

Even Hitler wasn’t able to wreck relations with an entire continent in a single day. Nicaragua and Venezuela willing to grant asylum to Edward Snowden | Fox News

Taos, NM Weather Forecast from Weather Underground

Since January 2009, when Barack Obama was inaugurated as president, the United States has seen 54 straight months with the unemployment rate at 7.5 percent or higher, which is the longest stretch of unemployment at or above that rate since … Continue reading →

Reggie claims that 2013 Arctic summer temperatures have been similar to 2007 Let’s check his claim out. The graph below has the 2013 area (degree-days) above freezing colored in red. COI | Centre for Ocean and Ice | Danmarks Meteorologiske … Continue reading →

Climate experts tell us that sea level rise is caused by global warming, because they believe that ice can’t melt unless the temperature is increasing. (Quite alarming that they actually graduated from pre-school with critical thinking skills like that.) Anyway, … Continue reading →