Monthly Archives: January 2016

February snowfall in Boulder, Colorado has been skyrocketing since climate experts declared snow to be a thing of the past. And we are expecting one to two feet of snow during the first couple of days in February this year.

During the record hot and dry summer of 2011 in Texas, Katharine Hayhoe determined that it was the new normal, and that the number of 100 degree days was going to go through the roof. No End in Sight for Texas … Continue reading →

Climate Central says that summer maximum temperatures in St. Paul, Minnesota are going to increase by 12 degrees over the next 84 years. Blistering Future Summers for 1,001 U.S. Cities | Climate Central This is a total fraud. There has … Continue reading →

January-March snowfall in Boston has taken off in a hockey stick over the past decade.

December 2015 was warmest on record in New York City. Experts say this is due to global warming. January-March 2015 was the coldest in a century in New York City. Experts also said this was due to global warming.

Four years ago, scholarly experts predicted that cherry trees in Washington DC would begin their blooming process in January. Could cherry blossoms one day be blooming in winter? – The Washington Post Last year was the latest start to the … Continue reading →

The White House says that imaginary climate change is the biggest problem we have ever faced. 10 Jan 1871 – IMAGINARY CHANGES OF CLIMATE. (Pall Mall Gazette.)

During the summer of 1988, NASA’s James Hansen and Senator Tim Wirth sabotaged the air conditioner in Congress. Then he blamed the heat (99% certain) on global warming. It was the ultimate scientific BS. 24 Jun 1988, Page 4 – … Continue reading →

On this date in 1914, Spencer, West Virginia was 82 degrees. About a third of the US was over 60 degrees. Why doesn’t Bernie Sanders remember?

New Mexico Senator Tom Udall says that bold action is needed to stop New Mexico from overheating and drying out. Udall Says Bold Action Needed to Address Climate Change, Applauds President’s Speech | Tom Udall | Senator for New Mexico … Continue reading →