Monthly Archives: February 2016

CNN believes that global warming has overheated the atmosphere, ruined Northeast winters, and is melting the Arctic.  They also believe that Arctic air is extremely cold and causes record cold and snow in the Northeast. CNN also believes that fossil fuels are … Continue reading →

19 Jun 1972, Page 41 – at Newspapers.com

Eight years ago Hillary Clinton won the New Hampshire primary, on her way to being elected president that November. The chief Watergate counsel responded : I have just seen Hillary Clinton and her former Yale law professor both in tears … Continue reading →

Middlesboro Daily News – Google News Archive Search

President Obama tells us that 97% of scientists believe that America’s carbon sins will lead to hell fire, a great flood, famines and pestilence – unless everyone believes in climate change, pays their tithes and repents of their carbon sins. … Continue reading →

NOAA has 16 USHCN stations in Maryland, but they have stopped collecting data from all but four of them. One of the disappearing stations is at Laurel, which has been collecting since 1895 – but no data reported since August … Continue reading →

Advances in technology in 1905, allowed scientists to prove their favorite brainless theory of the time. 25 Oct 1905, Page 8 – at Newspapers.com

The frequency of very hot days in New South Wales has dropped off sharply since the 19th century. During January 1896, Bourke had 18 days over 110F (43C) The graph below shows the daily maximum temperatures at Bourke during that … Continue reading →

During the very hot summer of 1988, James Hansen sabotaged the air conditioning and told Congress that hot summer days were the new normal. It was the ultimate junk science cherry-pick of an outlier during a downward trend. The second place … Continue reading →

Release 1.3 adds  a very important feature. Above the station name is the latitude/longitude which you can copy and paste into Google Earth, and then see exactly where the station is located. Highland Home, Alabama shows a strong cooling trend. … Continue reading →