Author Archives: Tony Heller

The New York City Heat Island warms temperatures by as much as 8C (15F) relative to surrounding areas. New York Heat Island NOAA corrects corrupts the data by cooling the past, which is the exact opposite of what the correct … Continue reading →

The vast majority of the US has been cooler and wetter than normal since the start of October. https://hprcc.unl.edu/products/maps/acis/WaterTDeptUS.png https://hprcc.unl.edu/products/maps/acis/WaterPNormUS.png October to February averaged about 1.2F below normal in the US, and almost five degrees cooler than 1932. With all … Continue reading →

Communists doing what they always do, seizing power by turning children against their parents. Children of Cambodia’s Killing Fields the Khmer Rouge  …. encouraged children to find fault with their own parents and spy on them. They openly showed their … Continue reading →

War is peace. Freedom is slavery. Ignorance is strength Wet is dry. Cold is hot. Almost none of the US was experiencing drought in February. psi-201902.png (650×475) And the remaining dry areas have been very wet over the past 30 … Continue reading →

Record weather events peaked in the US in the 1930s, and then there was another peak around the time when Hansen gave his 1988 testimony to Congress, but there has been no long-term trend. Spreadsheet Record heat peaked in the … Continue reading →

Due to the California permanent drought, Squaw Valley has only has 611 inches (51 feet) of snow so far this season, and may have to shut down their skiing after the 4th of July. The 1960 winter Olympics at Squaw … Continue reading →

This is a long video discussing the spectacular history of dangerous insanity behind environmental alarmism.

They simply refuse to accept David Viners’ assertion that snow is a thing of the past.    

46 below zero in Elk Park, Montana, could be new statewide record for March | Local | mtstandard.com Apparently we will have to move to Antarctica – to warm up. Why Antarctica will soon be the only place to live … Continue reading →