1931 : Third Hottest Year In US History – Before The Data Was Tampered With | Real Science

According to the thermometers in the USHCN database, 1931 was the third hottest year on record in the US – after 1921 and 1934.

USHCN then adjusts 1931 temperatures downwards by a remarkable 2.51 degrees, before they publish it. The year 1931 had 708,317 valid thermometer readings, but somehow Tom Karl and James Hansen have recently determined that this huge body of data averaged 2.51 degrees too high. (This is the same James Hansen who can precisely calculate the temperature in the high Arctic, without a single thermometer reading north of 80N.)

Tornado Season Statistics Update – ‘remarkably quiet’ | Watts Up With That?

Proof That We Need To Accept A Primitive Lifestyle And A Totalitarian World Government | Real Science

This summer has seen some hot weather in places, as well as thunderstorms, a tree blowing over in front of the Capitol Building, and a 30 degree drop in Maryland temperatures in a few hours.

How much more evidence could I possibly require to voluntarily go back to the dark ages?

[Seems odd, given that warmists want us to believe that slightly warmer weather would cause lots of asthma attacks]: Asthmatics warned to carry inhalers during cold weather