Author Archives: Tony Heller

The top five 12 month periods in US history (based on USHCN raw maximum temperatures) all ended in 1934. Rank End Month Year Temperature 1 8 1934 67.9292 2 11 1934 67.8979 3 7 1934 67.7832 4 10 1934 67.7182 … Continue reading →

Penn State is famous for their love of young boys, but the most famous niño is undergoing a sex change operation. This is again causing the hockey stick to go limp. sst_anom.gif (800×600)

Record lows outpace record highs by 30 to 1. Mission accomplished for Obama – doubling gasoline prices has healed the climate. HAMweather Climate Center – Record Events – Continental US View

Obama ‘believed he had BEATEN Romney’ in Denver debate – after ignoring advice of top aides on preparation Obama believes he’d got the better of Romney as he walked off stage to the dismay of his aides, according to a … Continue reading →

USHCN September data is out. The climate refuses to produce a hockey stick, so climate scientists whose job requires a hockey stick – simply manufacture one by adding increasingly  large and arbitrary adjustments on to the actual temperature. It is OK to … Continue reading →

I took this video yesterday of the Cumbres-Toltec steam train which travels between Antonito, Colorado and Chama, New Mexico. It emits huge amounts of the deadly greenhouse gas H2O – which killed most of the people on the Titanic. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJUMAPSjATM]

The science moron term for the week is “ice-free Arctic summers this decade” Meteorological summer is June to August. The average ice-extent during that period this year was about 2/3 the size of the United States. The minimum extent was about … Continue reading →

There were extremely few tornadoes and hurricanes in the US.  We are soon headed into our eighth year without a major hurricane, the longest such period since the Civil War. This past summer was also the quietest on record for tornadoes. I … Continue reading →

Twitter / jhaverly: #Forward RT @lansing: Obama … h/t to Marc Morano

HAMweather Climate Center – Record Events – Continental US View