Author Archives: Tony Heller

Twitter / billmckibben: 143rd straight month with …

The May 1896 tornado outbreak sequence was a series of violent and deadly tornado outbreaks that struck much of the Central and Southern United States from May 15 to May 28, 1896. It is considered one of the worst tornado … Continue reading →

Climate experts have told us that recent cold and snow is due to global warming. It follows then that if we were to reverse global warming, we should expect to see warmer temperatures and less snow. However, if we fail … Continue reading →

14 Sep 1921 – TEXAN FLOOD AND STORM. 100 BODIES RECOVERED.

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Temperatures on the dark side of Venus are just as hot as the lit side, so it should be obvious to anyone capable of rational thought* that the “Greenhouse Effect” does not make Venus hot. *This would apparently exclude James … Continue reading →

Photos: Snow for Memorial Day Weekend in Parts of New England

1821 HURRICANE Reaching the City on September 3, 1821, the storm was one of the only hurricanes believed to have passed directly over parts of modern New York City. The tide rose 13 feet in one hour and inundated wharves, … Continue reading →

Confused Weather Drops Over 30 Inches of Snow on Memorial Day Weekend – Abby Ohlheiser – The Atlantic Wire

Crossing over 400 PPM has dramatically changed the global warming curve Wood for Trees: Interactive Graphs If current trends continue, 2C warming is inevitable under the reign of Queen Elizabeth I.