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“It’s time for Bernie Sanders to retire,” Hansen responded in an email. “He truly doesn’t get it. India and China have no prayer of phasing out coal without the help of nuclear power.  Not only is he killing people in India, he is screwing my grandchildren,” Hansen wrote.

Top Climate Scientist to Bernie Sanders: You’re Killing People in India

KARK claims that Little Rock, Arkansas has never had 18 consecutive days over 90 degrees in September before.

September 2019 Heat Setting New Record | KARK

The closest USHCN station to Little Rock is at Conway, and it had at least 18 consecutive days over 90F in September in 1931 and 1933. During the 1931 heatwave they had 22 consecutive days over 90F.

Arkansas has had 32 streaks of 18 consecutive days over 90 degrees in September. They occurred in 1895, 1896, 1900, 1906, 1911, 1912, 1914, 1925, 1927, 1930, 1931, 1933, 1936, 1939. and 2019.  All but one occurred more than 80 years ago.

BRINKLEY, AR   9/5/1895 To 9/22/1895
BRINKLEY, AR   9/2/1911 To 9/19/1911
BRINKLEY, AR   9/1/1912 To 9/18/1912
BRINKLEY, AR   9/4/1931 To 9/21/1931
BRINKLEY, AR   9/1/1939 To 9/18/1939
CONWAY, AR   9/4/1931 To 9/21/1931
CONWAY, AR   9/5/1933 To 9/22/1933
CONWAY, AR   9/1/2019 To 9/18/2019
EUREKA SPRINGS 3 WNW, AR   9/1/1939 To 9/18/1939
GRAVETTE, AR   9/1/1939 To 9/18/1939
MENA, AR   9/3/1931 To 9/20/1931
MENA, AR   9/1/1939 To 9/18/1939
NEWPORT, AR   9/1/1927 To 9/18/1927
NEWPORT, AR   9/1/1939 To 9/18/1939
PINE BLUFF, AR   9/3/1895 To 9/20/1895
PINE BLUFF, AR   9/1/1927 To 9/18/1927
POCAHONTAS 1, AR   9/1/1927 To 9/18/1927
POCAHONTAS 1, AR   9/4/1931 To 9/21/1931
POCAHONTAS 1, AR   9/1/1939 To 9/18/1939
PRESCOTT 2 NNW, AR   9/1/1896 To 9/18/1896
PRESCOTT 2 NNW, AR   9/1/1900 To 9/18/1900
PRESCOTT 2 NNW, AR   9/6/1906 To 9/23/1906
PRESCOTT 2 NNW, AR   9/3/1911 To 9/20/1911
PRESCOTT 2 NNW, AR   9/1/1912 To 9/18/1912
PRESCOTT 2 NNW, AR   9/1/1914 To 9/18/1914
PRESCOTT 2 NNW, AR   9/1/1925 To 9/18/1925
PRESCOTT 2 NNW, AR   9/1/1927 To 9/18/1927
PRESCOTT 2 NNW, AR   9/1/1930 To 9/18/1930
PRESCOTT 2 NNW, AR   9/1/1936 To 9/18/1936
PRESCOTT 2 NNW, AR   9/1/1939 To 9/18/1939
SUBIACO, AR   9/4/1931 To 9/21/1931
SUBIACO, AR   9/1/1939 To 9/18/1939

Prescott had 29 consecutive days over 90F in 1939 – almost the entire month.

Conway is less than 30 miles from Little Rock.  The KARK stats are either incorrect, or they are meaningless.

The frequency of of 90 degree September days in Arkansas has dropped by more than 50% since the 19th century.

On this date in 1895, it was 104 degrees at Hillsboro

TimesMachine: Monday September 20, 1926 – NYTimes.com

TimesMachine: Monday September 20, 1926 – NYTimes.com

25 Nov 1927, Page 7 – The News-Review at Newspapers.com

We are now 33 years into the climate crisis.

TimesMachine: June 24, 1986 – NYTimes.com

Experts say the US will warm four to six degrees by the end of the year, as winter approaches.

The Milwaukee Journal – Google News Archive Search

America will burn up, and Britain will become Siberian.

Pentagon tells Bush: climate change will destroy us | Environment | The Guardian

And the planet will be destroyed immediately afterwards.

2020 is the deadline to avert climate catastrophe | Daily Mail Online

Mildura is located right on the border of northwest Victoria and New South Wales. It was very hot there during the years before 1910 – which BOM hides.

I have added the ability to combine stations to my software, and it becomes obvious why BOM hides all temperatures before 1910. They were very hot.

The end of summer used to frequently be hot in the US prior to 1950.

On this date in 1895, 45 percent of the country was over 90 degrees, and it was 103F in Ohio and 102F in New Jersey.

This graph shows how dramatically the end of summer has cooled in Ohio.

Temperatures over 100 degrees during September were common in Ohio prior to 65 years ago, but there have been none in the last 65 years.

Surprisingly, no one mentioned this at yesterday’s climate strike.