Real Climate Science

February 3, 1959 was a very bad day.

3 Feb 1959, Page 1 – at Newspapers.com

Contrary to the lies of a few key government scientists propagandists, the US climate has been getting less extreme over time.

But it wasn’t always that way. During July, 1936 afternoons at Langdon Exp Farm, North Dakota averaged nearly 95F (35C)

Nearly half of the days were over 100F

During February, 1936 every single night was below 0F

And nights averaged an unbelievable -29F that month.

A few weeks later, fifteen eastern states were underwater.

19 Mar 1936, Page 1 – at Newspapers.com

Not to mention the rise of Nazi Germany, The Depression and The Dust Bowl. We live in very mild times. The most extreme thing is the stream of lies coming out of Washington DC.

Eighty years ago this month was one of the coldest months in US history. Prairie du Chien Wisconsin had 21 nights below 0F, and nine nights below -20F

The summer of 1936 was the hottest in history. Prairie du Chien recorded 10 consecutive days over 100F.

Climate experts say that the West Antarctic Ice Sheet is collapsing because of your SUV, but they have known for 40 years that whatever is going on there has nothing to do with climate

23 Jan 1977, Page 13 – at Newspapers.com

We have a clear winner in Iowa. The 1930s were much hotter than now.

During 1938, Oklahoma City had 144 days over 90 degrees. Now they average about 50.

Measured Michigan temperatures show a 60 year decline, but NOAA reported ones show a huge hockey stick after 1960.

They accomplish this through a hockey stick of post-1960 data tampering.

Below is plotted all of the currently active individual USHCN stations in Michigan. There is only one station which shows net warming since the 1950s (Mt. Pleasant) and that one appears to have a discontinuity at 1995 causing the problem.

The NOAA hockey stick in Michigan is completely fake. It has no basis in reality.

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10 Mar 1980, Page 5 – at Newspapers.com

This was the 1984 election map.

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