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From April 26 to May 5, 1952 there was a remarkable heatwave centered over the Northern Plains, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.  North Dakota was over 90 degrees nine out of ten days, and reached 99 degrees on April 28. Winnipeg was … Continue reading →

Tom Elliott on Twitter: “.@BetoORourke says we’re down to just 10 years left thanks to global warming… “ Not to be outbid by AOC, Beto knocks two years off her apocalypse prophecy, and says the world will end in just … Continue reading →

The Killdeer always show up in Boulder around the first of May.

On April 25th, I had this conversation with a newspaper used by thousands of schools. News-O-Matic on Twitter: I offered to write a an article, and they responded with “we would love to hear from you.”  I took that as … Continue reading →

I had an unusually interesting bike ride up to NCAR this afternoon. When I stopped to photograph the deer, I saw a gender neutral couple walking down the hill in their expensive Patagonia winter gear from REI, having this conversation … Continue reading →

The deadliest Atlantic hurricane occurred on October 14, 1780. It had 200+ MPH winds, stripped the bark off trees, and left no houses standing. http://www.aoml.noaa.gov/hrd/data_sub/perez_11_20.pdf

Yesterday afternoon’s peak temperature of 37 degrees in Boulder was the third time in the past four years with April 29 temperatures below 40 degrees. Average temperature for the date is 65 degrees. Three of the seven coldest April 29ths … Continue reading →