Author Archives: Tony Heller

Both the maximum and minimum temperature at Fort Collins, Colorado obliterated the previous record for the date. Yesterday was the first October 14 in Fort Collins which didn’t get above freezing. Average temperature for the date is 65 degrees. Los … Continue reading →

Latest data from the United States Historical Climatology Network, showing how the US warming trend is created by altering the data in a spectacular hockey stick. Spreadsheet    Data The total adjustment is now well over 1.5 degrees. Almost half … Continue reading →

“WORLD HEATING UP.” “ICE DISSOLVING AT POLES.” “SEA WILL RISE 40 FEET.” One day the great Polar icecaps may melt—raising the level of the oceans from 40 to 50 feet, and wiping half of England from the map. British Meteorological … Continue reading →

Over the past 150 years, the number of Florida hurricane strikes has plummeted. Spreadsheet   Data

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NWS Phoenix on Twitter: “As of 6:52 PM with 2.19 in. of rain so far today” We are now more than seven years into the permanent drought declared by President Clinton’s science adviser. Dust Storm Marks Beginning of Southwest’s “Permanent … Continue reading →

Last week, climate scientists blamed slow moving, rapidly weakening storms like Florence on global warming. Hurricane Florence is a climate change triple threat | Michael Mann | Opinion | The Guardian This week, they blame fast moving, rapidly intensifying storms … Continue reading →

In their ongoing efforts to misinform the public about the non-demise of Arctic sea ice, NSIDC “forgot” to advance the age of the ice in week 37 last year – until they got called out on it. NSIDC News on … Continue reading →

Miami was wiped out by a category four hurricane in 1926, which killed hundreds of people and was blamed by scientists on sunspots. That was before scientists were paid to blame hurricanes on CO2. 20 Sep 1926, 14 – Evening … Continue reading →

October 13 used to be a warm day in the US, but over the past 80 years, October 13 afternoon temperatures have dropped sharply.  On this date in 1940, Danville, Illinois was 98 degrees. Yesterday’s maximum at Danville was 41 … Continue reading →