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The Day The Music Died
Sixty years ago today, Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and The Big Bopper (J. P. Richardson) were killed in a plane crash at Mason City, Iowa. They chartered the plane because Buddy Holly was tired of sitting on a freezing cold bus. Waylon Jennings was supposed to be on the flight, but got bumped off by The Big Bopper. The last conversation between Buddy Holly and Waylon Jennings was :
Buddy : I hope you freeze your ass off on the bus
Waylon : Well, I hope your ol’ plane crashes
03 Feb 1959, Page 1 – The La Crosse Tribune at Newspapers.com
Sixty years ago today was the first day Virginia allowed black children to attend school with white children. And sixty years later they still have a racist Democratic governor.
03 Feb 1959, Page 1 – Clarion-Ledger at Newspapers.com
A few hours after Buddy Holly’s crash, an airliner crashed in the East River, killing 65 people.
04 Feb 1959, Page 1 – The Des Moines Register at Newspapers.com
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New York January Temperature Statistics
New York state averages a range of 87 degrees between their lowest and highest January temperature each year, with a peak swing of 103 degrees during January 1935.
On January 5 1935, Indian Lakes reached -18F, and two days later Angelica reached 67F. A swing of 85 degrees in 48 hours.
1950 was a fairly typical year, with large temperature swings every few days.
Gina believes temperatures in the Northeast didn’t used to make large swings, but like almost all members of the climate cult – her beliefs are based on nothing other than superstition and brainwashing.

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January Arctic Sea Ice Volume Gain Third Highest On Record
January Arctic sea ice volume gain was third highest in the DMI record, after 2008 and 2013.
November gain was largest on record.
There has been no trend in Arctic sea ice volume over the past twelve years.
Experts describe the non-changing Arctic in all sorts of hysterical terms, because their funding depends on keeping people misinformed and frightened about the climate.
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Record Minimum And Maximum Temperatures In The US
All time record minimum temperatures in the US peaked around 1990. There have been three reported so far this year, though the data from NOAA to date is not complete yet.
All-time record maximums peaked in the 1930s.
Daily record maximums also peaked in the 1930s.
Daily record minimums peaked around 1990.
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Pennsylvania Snowflake
Gina thinks climate change is making life too hard in Pennsylvania, because temperatures varied by 58 degrees in January.
So I tested out her theory, and plotted the difference between the highest and lowest Pennsylvania January temperatures going back to 1895.
This year was below average, with a spread of 72 degrees. Average is 75 degrees, and the largest spread was 104 degrees in January 1914. On January 14 1914, Ridgway was -24F, and on January 30 1914, Unioniontown was 80 degrees.
Imagine the hysteria if that happened now. People always believe that the climate is changing, and that the current weather is the most extreme. It is a defect in the thought process of many humans.
10 Jan 1871 – IMAGINARY CHANGES OF CLIMATE
I spent last spring in Philadelphia. and it was cold just about all the time.
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Snow-Free Snowdown Update
Climate experts say Mt. Snowdown will be snow-free by next year.
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