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The melt season in the Arctic has crashed and burned several weeks early. At least for now …

Index of /DATASETS/NOAA/G02135/north/daily/images/2019/08_Aug/

Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut

Charctic Interactive Sea Ice Graph | Arctic Sea Ice News and Analysis

Experts describe this very slow melt in August as a “climate emergency” and say we “aren’t paying attention.” 

But they are wrong. I am paying close attention to their endless stream of lies and propaganda.

(14) Tony Heller on Twitter: “@David_Leavitt 

There was no winter in the Midwest in 1878. (h/t TedL)

19 Mar 1878, Page 2 – Star Tribune at Newspapers.com

January/February, 1878 may have also been the hottest on record in Southeast Australia.

02 Feb 1878 – YARRAWONGA. – Trove

20 Dec 1878 – Deadly Heat. – Trove

14 Sep 1878 – Great Heat at St. Louis. – Trove

23 Feb 1878 – BRISBANE. – Trove

18 May 1878 – THE HOTTEST DAY IN AUSTRALIA. – Trove

11 Jan 1878 – THE EXCESSIVE HEAT. – Trove

There was something going on in early 1878 which was making the world hot, and it wasn’t CO2. NASA used to know that it was warm in 1878, so they did what they normally do – they decided to hide the warmth prior to 1880.

Spreadsheet     Data

Even in their 2000 version of the data, NASA showed the record warmth of 1878 about the same temperature as the ice age scare of the 1970s.  But then again, climate science has nothing to do with rational thinking or science.

Climate alarmists use children like Greta Thunberg for propaganda purposes.  They couldn’t care less about the well being of children.

I was looking at the entire temperature record for Australia this morning, and noticed two very hot temperatures in 2019.

NOAA reports 123F at Warra, Tasmania on January 30, 60F on January 31, and 124F on February 1.

Warra is located in the southern mountains of Tasmania 43 degrees south and 1,636 feet elevation. The average maximum temperature for January/February was 70F including the two bogus hot readings, or 68F without them.

A little official government comedy to start the day.

Bourke, NSW is one of less than a dozen stations in Australia with a good long term daily temperature record in the GHCN database. Bourke reached 120F three times from 1878 to 1906, and never got that hot again. Maximum temperatures declined from 1878 until the mid-1970s, and have risen since then.

The last three summers have been almost as hot as 1878 and 1892.

Two of the worst heatwaves occurred in 1896 and 1878. In 1896, the January average maximum temperature was 110F.

The New York Times described it as the worst heatwave on record.

TimesMachine: August 18, 1896

India also was reported to reach 123 degrees in January, 1896.

08 Jan 1896 – HOT WEATHER. – Trove

During the Northern Hemisphere summer of 1896, there was a tremendous heatwave in Europe.

18 Jul 1896 – Great Heat in Europe. – Trove

Another major heatwave occurred in January, 1878 when Bourke had eighteen days over 110F, and two days over 120F.

I knew that 1913 was bad, but I had no idea how bad it was before this evening. Record heat, floods and tornadoes wreaked devastation across the US. It would require an entire book to document it. So I am going to list a few things in no particular order. This web page has an excellent compilation.

The world’s record temperature of 134F was set in California on July 10, 1913.

mwr-050-01-0010.pdf

From August 1 to September 7, 1913 Nebraska was over 100 degrees every day but one.

On this date in 1913, it was 111 degrees in Nebraska.

ftp://ftp.ncdc.noaa.gov/pub/data/ghcn/daily/all/USC00231711.dly

03 Jul 1913, Page 2 – The Logan Republican at Newspapers.com

Omaha was devastated by a tornado earlier in the year.

Easter Sunday brought tornadoes from coast to coast.

The true story of our national calamity of flood, fire and tornado … – Logan Marshall – Google Books

The worst flooding in Ohio history also occurred in 1913.

Kansas had their “worst drought in history”

18 Aug 1913 – DROUGHT IN KANSAS. – Trove

As did the worst flooding in Texas history. This picture was taken near where I bought my first house – in Richmond, Texas. The flood crest was 56 feet on December 11, 1913.

09 Dec 1913, 3 – The Los Angeles Times at Newspapers.com

28 Mar 1913, 6 – The Baltimore Sun at Newspapers.com

27 Mar 1913, Page 1 – The Washington Post at Newspapers.com

27 Mar 1913, Page 1 – Harrisburg Telegraph at Newspapers.com

24 Mar 1913, 1 – Evening Times-Republican at Newspapers.com

25 Mar 1913, Page 5 – Reading Times at Newspapers.com