Author Archives: Tony Heller

I think Anthony’s paper was very conservative. USHCN data tampering is much worse than he  indicated.  By messing with the data, the USHCN trend since 1930 is actually reversed from a measured cooling trend – to a warming trend.

The climate history deniers at NCDC are about to defile US history and announce that July was the hottest ever in the US – despite the fact that July, 1936 was much hotter. docs.lib.noaa.gov/rescue/mwr/064/mwr-064-07-c1.pdf Compare the area of above normal temperatures Deviation … Continue reading →

During the last two weeks they went hysterical over a cyclical event which happens every 153 years in Greenland, and a claim by a “former skeptic” who told Huffington Post last year that he never was a skeptic. Bottom line – … Continue reading →

SUMMERTIME, AND THE TWISTERS ARE MISSIN’ JULY HEADS FOR A RECORD-LOW TORNADO COUNT Bob Henson | July 24, 2012 • Heat and drought are punishing much of the United States right now, but there’s actually some good weather news to … Continue reading →

The GHCN US temperature record shows a large divergence between temperatures taken at airports, and those taken at the rest of the stations. This is most likely due to the introduction of pavement. The first airplane flight was in 1903, so we can … Continue reading →

Starting in 1979 make no sense though, because it was the coldest year since 1924. If we start in 1930, the US is cooling.

The Times Atlas got in trouble last year for publishing this bogus map of Greenland. It turns out that they showed far too much ice. Recent maps from NASA indicate that all of the ice has melted. NASA reports strange, … Continue reading →

GHCN raw daily data shows a cooling trend in Canada since 1880. Unlike the US, only a small percentage of the GHCN stations are located at airports.

I have found hundreds of news stories describing the melting of the Arctic between 1900 and 1940, as well as abundant evidence that Arctic ice expanded during the 1970s. Unless the freezing point of water has changed, the earlier period must have been warmer. … Continue reading →