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Huge forest fires in the year 1900 in Canada – by June 1. 03 Jun 1900 – FRIGHTFUL FOREST FIRE RAGING IN ONTARIO. LONDON,… Now that the climate is hot and dry, early forest fires in Canada are a rarity.

Planet to be destroyed after Obama gets voted out in eight weeks. Barack Obama has only four years to save the world. That is the stark assessment of Nasa scientist and leading climate expert Jim Hansen who last week warned only urgent … Continue reading →

Weather Street: 2012 Atlantic Hurricanes and Tropical Storms Democrats were hoping for a repeat of the 1935 Labor Day Hurricane, which brought 185 MPH winds to the Florida Coast. Sadly for them, Issac failed to kill any body in Tampa. 1935 Labor … Continue reading →

Bill Clinton created the subprime disaster which he now blames on Bush. Fannie Mae Eases Credit To Aid Mortgage Lending By STEVEN A. HOLMES Published: September 30, 1999 In a move that could help increase home ownership rates among minorities … Continue reading →

27 Aug 1910 – LATE CABLES. FOREST FIRES IN AMERICA HEAVY ARTIL…

The Arctic melt season pretty much ended on August 25. That was the last day which JAXA maps showed any noticeable contraction of the ice edge. ssmi_ice_area.png (1667×1250) Almost all of the ice pack is covered with fresh snow now, … Continue reading →

The National Interagency Fire Center lists these fires as the largest in US history. 1871 Peshtigo Fire – 3.8 million acres 1825 Maine Fire – 3 million acres 1898 South Carolina – 3 million acres 1910 Idaho – 3 million … Continue reading →

Before USHCN cheating, March of 1910 was the warmest on record in the US. The following summer was also one of the worst on record across the US for forest fires The Great Fire of 1910 (also commonly referred to as the Big … Continue reading →

USHCN has updated their “raw monthly” data for August, and the summer of 2012 (June-August) was the 16th hottest in the US. The three hottest summers were 1936, 1934 and 1901. ftp://ftp.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/data/ushcn/v2/monthly/9641C_201209_raw.avg.gz Even after almost two degrees of upwards adjustments relative … Continue reading →