Author Archives: Tony Heller

One hundred years ago, Glenn’s Ferry, Idaho had 134 consecutive days over 90F, stretching from March 31 to September 30. This included 106 consecutive days over 90F from June 7 until September 20.

The Sydney Morning Herald says sea level is going to rise to catastrophic levels, due to melting of “sea ice glaciers.” Hotter oceans, wilder weather, less ice: the IPCC upgrades projections to catastrophic There is no such thing as a … Continue reading →

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NOAA claims that the area of the US with unusually hot summer afternoon temperatures is increasing to record highs. Natural Disasters – Our World in Data   It actually has been decreasing to record lows. The National Climate Assessment shows … Continue reading →

Greta Thunberg gave an inspiring speech  at the UN today (so I hear.) No doubt progressive Californians will give up their cars tomorrow.

During the first week of October, 1954 – the Carolinas had an unprecedented heatwave with temperatures over 100 degrees on October 4-7. The following week they were hit by another heatwave, followed by category 4 Hurricane Hazel – the worst … Continue reading →

Oxford University shows a huge increase in reported natural disasters since 1900, including twelve in 1927. Natural Disasters – Our World in Data It took me about thirty seconds to research the accuracy of the graph. The Red Cross described … Continue reading →