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As CO2 has increased, US July 30 afternoon temperatures have plummeted.  On this date in 1917, almost the entire US east of the Rockies was over 90 degrees, and much was over 100 degrees.

July 18 maximum temperatures have declined in the US over the past century, and the frequency of hot days has plummeted. On this date in 1936, Kansas, Oklahoma and Missouri were all 118 degrees. The average maximum temperature around the … Continue reading →

July 16 was a relatively cool day in 1936, averaging only 94 degrees, but US July 16 afternoon temperatures have been declining since the 19th century.   On this date in 1901, 100 degree temperatures spread from California to Maine, … Continue reading →

On July 15, 1936 the average maximum temperature around the US was 96 degrees. It was 118 degrees in Missouri, 115 in Kansas, 114 in Oklahoma, 113 in Iowa, Illinois, Indiana and South Dakota, and 111 in Minnesota and Kentucky,

Republicans believe every day is the Fourth of July, but the Democrats believe every day is April 15. Ronald Reagan July 4th afternoon temperatures have been declining in the US since the 19th century.  The hottest July 4th occurred in … Continue reading →

July 3rd afternoon temperatures have been declining in the US since the 19th century, and likelihood of hot weather has declined. On this date in 1911, almost 30% of the US was over 100F – with one hundred degree temperatures … Continue reading →

During the 1930’s, June 27 was a hot day in the US – but maximum temperatures and the likelihood of hot weather have dropped off sharply since the 1930s. On June 27, 1931 the vast majority of the US was … Continue reading →

It is cold and wet here in Boulder today, but on the day after Hansen’s testimony in 1988, Boulder was 98 degrees. June 24 heat has been declining in the US for a century, with a sharp drop in the … Continue reading →

Much of the US is cold this year, but April 12 used to be a warm day in the US – with 1930 and 1925 being the warmest. April 12 afternoon temperatures have declined since the 19th century. On this … Continue reading →

We are having a blizzard on the East Coast and same in the California mountains, but March 21 wasn’t always cold like this. March 21 temperatures were generally much warmer prior to the 1950’s. On hundred years ago today, almost … Continue reading →