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Earlier this week, Michael Mann implied that a 100 degree day in Huntsville, Alabama was evidence of global warming.  Had he done any actual research, he would have known that temperatures in the Southeastern US were much hotter prior to … Continue reading →

Prior to 1957, September 16 was frequently a very hot day in the US. But temperatures plummeted in 1957 and never recovered. Hot weather peaked at 306 PPM CO2. On September 16, 1927 there was a massive heatwave across the … Continue reading →

Something happened after 1955 which caused September 15 temperatures to plummet in the US. If climate science was a real science, academics would want to understand this rather than bury it. Temperatures have decreased as CO2 has increased.

The frequency of hot days has plummeted in the US, to record lows. Outside of California and Arizona, there were only three readings over 110F (43C) this year. July 20 Lamar, CO 110F August 26, Roswell, NM 111F August 27, … Continue reading →

Until 60 years ago, this time of year used to often be hot around the US, but hot weather this late in the year has become rare in most locations. These maps show the five hottest September 9ths, in 1931, … Continue reading →

One hundred degree weather was common in Illinois during September until about 60 years ago.  Now Illinois almost never gets above 100F during any month.  Their hottest September was 1925, and September daily maximum temperatures have been declining 1.3F/century since … Continue reading →

US July 28 afternoon temperatures have dropped about five degrees since the 1930s.   On this date in 1930, nine states were over 110F – Arkansas 114, Kentucky 114, Indiana 113, Illinois 112, Missouri 112, Mississippi 111, Arizona 110, Oklahoma … Continue reading →

The Midwest has had only fourteen days since 1895 which averaged over 100 degrees (38C.) All occurred before 1937.  The  days were July 21-22 1901, July 21 1934, July 23-24 1934 and the incredible heatwave of July 7-15 1936 – … Continue reading →

On this date in 1901, it was 109 degrees in Wisconsin. June 28th heat has plummeted in the US over the past century, with the five hottest years being 1931, 1934, 1936, 1933 and 1901. 100+ degree temperatures used to … Continue reading →

The five hottest June 27ths in the US were 1931, 1936, 1934, 1933 and 1901. The likelihood of hot weather has plummeted in the US over the last 90 years. One hundred degree temperatures used to be common across the … Continue reading →