Author Archives: Tony Heller

Experts say that the Arctic will be ice-free in a few weeks, so the polar bears will have to move to Colorado. See if you can spot the Heron next to the partially frozen pond below. The next picture shows … Continue reading →

Twitter / WMOnews: Global Climate in 2012: among … This year marks the 25th anniversary of Hansen using La Nina as an excuse for his failed 1988 “hottest year ever” prediction. Ellensburg Daily Record – Dec 7, 1988 If only Hansen could … Continue reading →

The current temperature in Fort Collins, Colorado is -9C. It will probably get colder before dawn, but is already the second coldest May temperature in Fort Collins history – beaten only by May 6, 1917 when it was -11C. We … Continue reading →

I predict that a German team will win this year. I also predict that no one will call Barcelona the best team in the world any more.

The same north winds which have been bringing record cold to Western Canada, Alaska and the US have also brought large amounts of 10+ foot thick ice to the Beaufort Sea, where temperatures remain far below normal. arcticictn_nowcast_anim30d.gif (740×666)

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Energy companies are lining up for their shot to drill in the Dakotas and Montana after a new government report revealed that a massive geological formation stretching across the states contains twice the oil and three times the amount of … Continue reading →

At the two-thirds mark for meteorological spring, 2013 was the second coldest spring on record – slightly warmer than 1975. Data is from here : Index of /pub/data/ghcn/daily/hcn/ But 1975 had an unusually warm May at 17C. The two warmest months … Continue reading →

Scientists from the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute have offered their explanation of why the sea ice in Antarctica is expanding: global warming is the reason. Antarctica ice increasing because of global warming

They ran out of letters and had to start over again. Winter Storm Achilles: Snow and Cold Kick Off May | Weather Underground This is what the early spring looks like in my neighborhood today. The only thing that saved … Continue reading →