Author Archives: Tony Heller

The map below compares Arctic ice vs. 1938. green is 2012 and red is 1938.   brunnur.vedur.is/pub/trausti/Iskort/Pdf/1938/1938_08.pdf

The graph below plots sea level at New York for the last 160 years. The fastest period of sea level rise was the 1930s. Since 1950, sea level has been rising at about half the 1930s rate. Why did you … Continue reading →

Climate change the cause of summer’s extreme weather, Congress told | Environment | guardian.co.uk The US is experiencing the lowest hurricane activity on record. It has been seven years since a major hurricane hit the US.  This year is likely to have … Continue reading →

  oedoakes202 • 10 hours ago   “You didn’t build that . . .” – President Obama July 27, 2012 Dear Mr. Obama, Normally when you utter something so colossally idiotic I tend to see what everyone else does and if its … Continue reading →

The closest USHCN station to Oklahoma City is at Meeker. The temperatures on August 9 through 12, 1936 were 114, 119, 118 and 115. U.S. Historical Climatology Network So why is Mike Seidel of the Weather Channel spreading such blatant misinformation? 1936 … Continue reading →

Michael Mann demonstrates the critical thinking skills of a turnip. Twitter / MichaelEMann: Reply @mikeseidel ‘Ok. City … h/t to Marc Morano

Climate change science is a load of hot air and warmists are wrong Date August 2, 2012 Climate scientists’ theories, flawed as they are, ignore some fundamental data. …….. Ocean temperatures have only been measured properly since 2003 when the … Continue reading →

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 Americans who win bronze will pay a $2 tax on the medal itself. But the bronze comes with a modest prize—$10,000 as an honorarium for devoting your entire life to being the third best athlete on the planet in your … Continue reading →

No Jason, the 1930s were much hotter. Searing heat in the Heartland: Oklahoma’s hottest day ever? By Jason Samenow Searing heat in the Heartland: Oklahoma’s hottest day ever? – Capital Weather Gang – The Washington Post And the answer is no. … Continue reading →