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Author Archives: Tony Heller
Record Heat In California
On June 17, 1859, Santa Barbara, California was so hot that no humans could be outside, and there was widespread destruction of animals and plants. Fruit burned on one side and fell to the ground. 13 Aug 1859, 2 – … Continue reading
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Summer In The Arctic
In order to get a big summer melt of Arctic sea ice, there has to be a lot of melting in June when the sun is highest in the sky. This year it is snowing. Ventusky – Wind, Rain and … Continue reading
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A Cult Based On Misinformation
The Washington Post Capital Weather Gang is making more unsupportable claims about weather, and attributing it to climate. They say heatwaves are getting worse, that India is having record heat, and that last May was hottest on record in the … Continue reading
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A Good Portrait Camera
I took this portrait with my Nikon P1000 camera this morning. It is a little fuzzy, but not bad from 1.4 miles away and 1,600 vertical feet below.
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Got Your Global Warming Forecast Wrong? No Problem – Blame Climate Change
Thirty years ago, global warming experts predicted water levels in the Great Lakes would fall by eight feet. 03 Oct 1989, Page 6 – Detroit Free Press at Newspapers.com Instead, water levels are at a record high. No problem for … Continue reading
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