Real Climate Science

At the end of June in 1890, massive low forest fires were burning up the mountains north of Santa Fe.

Spokane Falls Daily Chronicle – Google News Archive Search

This is what the burn area looked like on Father’s Day 2019. The world’s tallest aspen groves are located here, thanks to the fires of the 1890s.

On June 14, 1897 temperatures around Chicago were well over 100 degrees. It was 106 at Aurora, Illinois and 108 at Winamac, Indiana. Medford Wisconsin was 100 degrees. Today’s forecast is nearly 30 degrees cooler at Aurora.

14 Jun 1897, 1 – Chicago Tribune at Newspapers.com

The heatwave lasted for six days.

The hottest June 14 occurred in 1987, with a huge area of 90 and 100 degree temperatures from coast to coast. Milwaukee was 101.

June 14 afternoon temperatures have been declining since the 19th century, and there haven’t been any hot June 14ths in the last 25 years.

Russian Northern Sea Route (NSR) dreams and fantasies are like Arctic ice, they just don’t melt away, however fruitless they come to be. Here’s latest: “Russia seeks to open its Arctic waters to world shipping”

Ice-free Northern Sea Route, again. I am not joking. – Maritime Bulletin

On June 17, 1859, Santa Barbara, California was so hot that no humans could be outside, and there was widespread destruction of animals and plants.  Fruit burned on one side and fell to the ground.

13 Aug 1859, 2 – Pointe Coupee Democrat at Newspapers.com

133 degrees in the shade in LA.

June 1859 temperatures in the shade were 133 Degrees in Los Angeles & Santa Barbara

Meanwhile, the press pimps imaginary record heat in California, during the coolest nine months on record in the US.

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