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Valentines Day Trends
Valentines Day temperatures in the southeast US have declined nearly ten degrees over the past century as CO2 has increased.

The warmest Valentines Day in the US occurred in 1921, which was the second warmest year in the US since 1895 after 1934. The coldest Valentines Day was a century later in 2021.


The percent of days over 60F during 1921 was the highest since 1895.

The heatwave of 1921 extended around the world.
Switzerland’s Lake Morat dried up.
04 Sep 1921, 61 – New York Herald at Newspapers.com
There was a large solar storm on May 15 of that year.
(PDF) The 1859 space weather event revisited: Limits of extreme activity
15 May 1921, 7 – Austin American-Statesman at Newspapers.com
15 May 1921, 1 – Chattanooga Daily Times at Newspapers.com
15 May 1921, 55 – The San Francisco Examiner at Newspapers.com
NASA says 1921 was one of the coldest years on record.

Data.GISS: GISS Surface Temperature Analysis (v4): Analysis Graphs and Plots
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Snow In Tucson
Temperatures in Tucson, AZ today are forecast to be nineteen degrees below average for the date, and the third coldest February 15 since 1895. Their warmest February 15 occurred in 1971, when they reached 87F.

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Wyoming’s New Congresswoman

We met Wyoming’s new representative in Congress today. Harriet Hageman is everything Liz Cheney wasn’t – sharp, knowledgeable, articulate, honest and lives in Wyoming – a couple of blocks away.
She is going to be a powerful force in Republican politics, and has been involved in energy/climate law for decades. I was impressed by her grasp and ability to articulate about many key issues without missing a beat.

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UN Advisor : Carbon Dioxide Caused The Turkey Earthquake
“By Prof ?brahim Özdemir, UN advisor
On Monday, earthquakes in my country Turkey and neighbouring Syria left a trail of unprecedented devastation and a death toll surpassing 16,000 people at the last count.
We do not know for sure what triggered this horrific natural disaster, but we do know there is growing scientific evidence that climate change increases the risk of such tremors, together with tsunamis and volcanic eruptions.
Climate and weather-related disasters have surged five-fold over the past five decades, killing over two million people, with 91% of the casualties in developing countries.”

Climate change is triggering more earthquakes. Big Oil’s interests are a factor | Euronews
Death rates from natural disasters are down 97.5% over the past century, and 75% over the last five decades.
“Disasters include all geophysical, meteorological and climate events including earthquakes, volcanic activity, landslides, drought, wildfires, storms, and flooding”

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Fires Of 1898
This week in 1898, one of the largest forest fires in US history occurred – during winter. If that happened now, climate scientists would say with great certainty that the fires were caused by the burning of fossil fuels.
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Seymour Hersh Discusses The Nord Stream Sabotage
“stupid beyond belief …. a wonderful degree of stupidity at the White House and the President”

Audio here :
–“HUGE C.I.A. OPERATION REPORTED IN U.S. AGAINST ANTIWAR FORCES, OTHER DISSIDENTS IN NIXON YEARS”, Hersh, New York Times
–“Torture at Abu Ghraib,” Hersh, New Yorker
–“The Killing of Osama Bin Laden,” Hersh, LRB
–“Seymour Hersh and the Dangers of Corporate Muckraking,” Mark Ames, Pando
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Racist Molecules
According to climate expert Rhianna, CO2 is a racist molecule targeting people with darker skin.


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Unhiding The Decline 4.0 For Windows
I have released a new version of the Unhiding The Decline climate graphing software. Download UNHIDING.zip from this link and unzip it.

Put the UNHIDING.zip file somewhere in your filesystem where you want to extract it.

After extracting, navigate to the ghcnd_hcn directory

Type cmd in the Windows Explorer address bar

That will open up a Windows command prompt in the current directory.

Type in ghcn.exe US.list states=ILIN summer

In a few minutes this graph should pop up, showing average summer maximum temperatures at all Illinois and Indiana United States Historical Climatology Network Stations.

There are a lot of features you can access, and I will probably make video showing some of them. The source code is in the same directory in the file ghcn.py. If you have a python3 environment on any platform, you might be able to run the command as :
python3 ghcn.py US.list states=ILIN summer
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