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The forecast minimum temperature here in Cheyenne for next Thursday is -26F (-32C) which would beat the previous record for the date by fourteen degrees. It would also be the coldest temperature recorded here since 1990, and the fourteenth coldest … Continue reading →

On this date in 1962 the US government announced they were going easily defeat the Viet Cong with minimal loss of life, and that 4,000 soldiers would be deployed for six months. “17 Feb 1962, WASHINGTON (AP)—U.S.  officials say the … Continue reading →

“President Biden did 36 push-ups, 11 pull-ups (not the type he wears) and ran a mile in just under 5 minutes according to the results of his physical fitness test.” 4:59 PM · Feb 16, 2023 The world record for … Continue reading →

Less than three months into the US plandemic and long before any vaccine was supposed to have existed, the press said millions would die if they didn’t take the non-existent/untested injection. “Infectious disease experts all agree that the “herd immunity” … Continue reading →

A tutorial on how to generate graphs with my latest software release, which can be found at https://realclimatescience.com/2023/02/unhiding-the-decline-4-0-for-windows/

A second tutorial on the new release of Unhiding The Decline software. The first tutorial is at :

“Less than a week after Minnesota joined 10 other states in setting lofty zero-emissions goals, Gov. Phil Murphy announced Wednesday that New Jersey will get more ambitious than most — aiming for 100% clean energy by 2035 instead of 2050.” … Continue reading →

Last year February 22 was the coldest on record here in Cheyenne, Wyoming by a wide margin, with a maximum temperature of -2F (-19C)  This year will likely be second or third coldest. The forecast minimum temperature of -14F (-24C) … Continue reading →

The frequency of mild winter days has dropped sharply in Wyoming over the past century, and over the past twenty years the frequency of cold winter nights has increased.  The last five years have averaged the most cold nights of … Continue reading →