Author Archives: Tony Heller

On July 14, 1936 the average maximum temperature in the US was an incredible 96 degrees. It was the hottest day on record in Indiana, which reached 116 degrees. Illinois was 114 degrees, Minnesota was 110 degrees, Missouri 112 degrees, … Continue reading →

People on the left believe God’s creation is an accident of chance, caused by lightning hitting a rock, or something like that – though they are not quite sure where the lightning and rock came from.

With the Greenland melt season almost over, it hasn’t really started yet. Surface mass gain has been near a record high and remains over 600 Billion tons of new snow and ice since last August. Greenland Ice Sheet Surface Mass … Continue reading →

The trouble with our liberal friends is not that they’re ignorant; it’s just that they know so much that isn’t so. Ronald Reagan A favorite pastime of people on the left is to make up fake statistics, and then angrily … Continue reading →

On this date in 1954 it was 120 degrees in Kansas, 115 degrees in Oklahoma and Arkansas 113 degrees in Missouri and Nebraska, and a cool 112 degrees in Texas. One hundred temperatures covered the country from coast to coast. … Continue reading →

Without ever getting access to Hillary’s server, and without ever talking to Julian Assange, the deep state has determined that Russia did it! Seth Rich was not available for comment.

On this day in 1936, it was 112 degrees in Iowa, 113 degrees in Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky, 112 degrees in Wisconsin, 110 degrees in Minnesota, 109 degrees in Michigan, and 112 degrees in Missouri. Weather this hot is completely … Continue reading →

Sea ice extent is normal at both poles. Charctic Interactive Sea Ice Graph | Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis Arctic sea ice volume is fourth highest since 2003, with the melt season quickly winding down. Spreadsheet    Data Temperatures near the … Continue reading →