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Plummeting June 18 Temperatures In The US
June 18 temperatures have plummeted in the US over the past 80 years. Prior to 1960, June 18 was typically a very hot day in the US, with the five hottest years being 1933, 1910, 1936, 1952 and 1944.
On this date in 1933, 90 degree temperatures were widespread across the US, with much of the Dakotas and Minnesota over 100 degrees. It was 110 degrees at Fort Yates, ND on June 18, 1933. Today’s forecast high at Fort Yates is 31 degrees cooler.
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Plummeting June 17 Temperatures In The US
Prior to 1960, June 17 was typically a very hot day in the US. But since 1960, June 17 has been much cooler than the first half of the 20th century.
The ten hottest June 17th’s in the US were 1936, 1952, 1913, 1921, 1944, 1918, 1957, 1933, 1994 and 1897. All but one were below 350 PPM CO2. Prior to 1960, an average of 26% of stations were over 90F on June 17. Since 1960, that number has dropped to 20%.
The summer of 1936 was the hottest on record. On June 17, 1936 there were 90 degree temperatures in almost every state, and a huge swath of the country was over 100 degrees.
June 17, 1936 was the beginning of an incredible heatwave which lasted through the end of September. It was 105F at Seymour, Indiana that day.
Seymour had eighty-six days over 90 degrees in 1936- but now they average fewer than fifteen 90 degree days per year. The frequency of 90 degree days has plummeted over the last 80 years.
This week in 1988, James Hansen appeared before Congress, announced the “beginning of the greenhouse effect” and said his computer model predicted an increase in heatwaves and drought in the Midwest. He said he was 99% certain.
24 Jun 1988, 4 – The Miami News
Since Hansen made that forecast, both heatwaves and drought have nearly disappeared from the Midwest.
Climate at a Glance | National Centers for Environmental Information (NCEI)
Some scientists were taken in by Hansen’s BS in 1988 – but many recognized that his computer models were not actual science.
James Hansen is the leader of the global warming movement, and he has absolutely no clue what he is talking about. The climate has done the exact opposite of what he predicted.
The global warming scam persists decade after decade, despite all evidence to the contrary. Hansen’s temperature data was fake, and Gavin Schmidt has made it even faker.
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Cracking Down On Ancient SUV’s
The western US had multi-century droughts with CO2 below 290 PPM, which led to cannibalism and war. Climate experts hope to take us back to that stable climate.
Cannibalism, Warfare, and Drought in the Mesa Verde Region during the Twelfth Century
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Pummeting June 16 Temperatures In The US
I’m flying into Detroit, where the temperature is a cool 75 degrees. But June 16 wasn’t always a cool day in the US. In 1913, temperatures were over 100 degrees in parts of Michigan, and almost the entire eastern half of the US was over 90 degrees.
On this date in 1952, the extent of the heat was similar but a lot more 100 degree temperatures.
June 16 used to be a hot day in the US prior to 1960, but temperatures over the last 55 years have been much cooler.
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More Trouble For Arctic Alarmists
The Northwest Passage is blocked by very thick ice in the Beaufort Sea.
And cold temperatures are forecast there through the end of the month.
By the time this cold spell ends, the sun will be past its peak elevation in the Northern Hemisphere and will be sliding back towards the long Arctic winter.
The big lie doesn’t depend on facts however. All it requires is useful idiots in the press corps.
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June Hurricanes

The US hasn’t had a hurricane landfall during June for over 30 years, but the US had three June hurricanes in 1886 – which was the most active hurricane year on record for the US. Sixty years ago this month, Hurricane Audrey killed hundreds of people in Texas and Louisiana.
26 Jun 1957, Page 45 – Hartford Courant
This radar image showed Audrey in the Gulf of Mexico.
28 Jun 1957, Page 1 – The Eagle
There is zero evidence that hurricanes are getting worse, but boundless evidence that government funded climate scientists are getting much worse,
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Green Energy Kills
On days when Muslim terrorists aren’t killing people in London, progressive terrorists are killing people with their green energy insanity – which just killed dozens or hundreds of people.
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