Author Archives: Tony Heller

Besides the record cold and record long winter, we have had nearly ten feet of snow so far this winter, and another seven inches is forecast the rest of the week. This may end up being the snowiest winter on … Continue reading →

People are locked up in their homes, and not able to create as much CO2 as normal. This is producing immediate benefits for the planet. “Arctic April” grips North America Breaking Hundreds of All-Time Cold Records – Electroverse

Yale University operates one of the most fraudulent climate sites on the planet, and steering clear of New Haven, CT is always a good idea for a person’s mental and physical safety. They ran this article recently for climate neurotics … Continue reading →

Our maximum temperature of 23 degrees in Boulder yesterday was fifteen degrees colder than the previous record, set in 1945. The temperature was thirty-eight degrees below the long term average, after last year being only fourteen degrees below average. NCAR … Continue reading →

Over the past 24 hours, the warmest temperature in Boulder was 24F (-4C.)  The last time there was a day this late in the spring which didn’t get above freezing here was April 14, 1945, when the high temperature was … Continue reading →