Author Archives: Tony Heller

On July 29, 1916 the average afternoon temperature in the Midwest was 98 degrees. The Chicago Tribune thought it was hotter than hell. 29 Jul 1916, 1 – Chicago Tribune at Newspapers.com The Chicago Tribune was being optimistic with their … Continue reading →

The Democrat’s House Climate Crisis Committee is holding their first hearing in Boulder this week, because they believe that stoned Boulder residents will be receptive to their message of superstition and junk science.  But even here they are too afraid … Continue reading →

“Lorne” went on this hysterical rant over my last video. The amount of mindless BS in his comment is quite impressive, but the part I found most amusing is what I highlighted in red.  Had he been paying attention when … Continue reading →

US July 28 afternoon temperatures have dropped about five degrees since the 1930s.   On this date in 1930, nine states were over 110F – Arkansas 114, Kentucky 114, Indiana 113, Illinois 112, Missouri 112, Mississippi 111, Arizona 110, Oklahoma … Continue reading →

TimesMachine: July 15, 1954 – NYTimes.com 176 Haase Ave, Paramus, NJ 07652 | Zillow

I’ve been presenting a lot of information about the record heat of 1934, but that year also brought record cold to the Northeast US. February 9, 1934 was the coldest night on record in the Northeast, and the third coldest … Continue reading →

Assad ignores data which demonstrates that he is wrong.