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“Scientists Say”
Taos Ski Valley, New Mexico April 11, 2019
A quarter century ago, the world’s leading climate experts predicted the end of skiing.
13 Dec 1995, Page 13 – The Times at Newspapers.com
Ski areas to shut down “within decades”
03 Dec 2003, 8 – The Windsor Star at Newspapers.com
The exact opposite has occurred. Ski areas are receiving record snow and some are staying open all year round.
Winter snow cover has been increasing for 50 years.
Rutgers University Climate Lab :: Global Snow Lab
It wasn’t always like this though. In 1932, the Winter Olympics almost had to be cancelled because of a lack of snow.
16 Jan 1932, Page 1 – The Los Angeles Times
These sort of mispredictions are what happen when science is based around superstition and politics, rather than any actual science.
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All Weather Is Now Climate
National Geographic blames Guatemalan drought on “climate change.”
“This is the worst drought we’ve ever had”
National Geographic Magazine Archive
Had they done any actual research, they would have known that the same thing was happening when CO2 was below 300 PPM, and that it has nothing to do with CO2 or “climate change.”
04 Dec 1891, 3 – Wilkes-Barre Times Leader, the Evening News, Wilkes-Barre Record at Newspapers.com
In 1934, there was a world-wide drought.
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Forty-Five Years Ago
1974 was a very eventful year. The US had massive gas lines because we were dependent on Arab oil, and they decided to stop selling it to us.
Lindsey Buckingham’s father died of a massive heart attack waiting in a gas line in California. This is what the Democrats want to bring back to America, by shutting down domestic oil production.
The US had the worst tornado outbreak on record April 3-4, 1974

List of tornadoes in the 1974 Super Outbreak – Wikipedia
A new ice age was coming fast.
29 Jan 1974, 5 – The Guardian at Newspapers.com
12 Jun 1974, Page 20 – at Newspapers.com
TIME Magazine Archive Article — Another Ice Age? — Jun. 24, 1974
Phoenix had 18 consecutive days over 110 degrees. A record which they have never come close to again. (I played on the ASU soccer team in 1974, and we had practice at 3PM every day.)
30 Jun 1974, Page 31 – Arizona Republic at Newspapers.com
President Nixon was forced out of office for doing a tiny fraction of Obama’s dirty campaign tricks. That was back when the New York Times and Washington Post pretended they had some integrity.
08 Aug 1974, Page 1 – The Salem News at Newspapers.com
And on Christmas Day, Darwin, NT was destroyed by Cyclone Tracy.
All this stuff happened in spite of the Arab Oil embargo cutting CO2 emissions. It is almost like extreme weather has nothing to do with CO2. Just extreme stupidity.
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The Heatwave Of April 10, 1930
On this date in 1930, a large swath of the country from Texas to Wisconsin was over 90 degrees, including 96 degrees at Clarinda, Iowa. Chicago was 90 degrees. Sixty nine percent of the US was over 70F.
I was looking at newspaper articles about the heatwave, and ran into this horrific story about a train/bus wreck near Albuquerque.
11 Apr 1930, Page 1 – The Roswell Daily Record at Newspapers.com
I never heard about that wreck before, but it reminded me of another New Mexico bus wreck which occurred while I was in high school.
26 Dec 1973, 70 – Austin American-Statesman at Newspapers.com
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