Global warming blamed for sickening solar workers in California | JunkScience.com

Valley Fever was discovered in 1892 and is endemic to the San Joaquin Valley.

Heartland Policy Advisor Steve Goreham Talking Climatism on Sean Hannity Show | Somewhat Reasonable

[video] The spectacle of San Jose State climate science professors wanting to burn a book that questions their alarmist dogma is getting some traction. Steve Goreham, author of the “offending” book The Mad, Mad, Mad World of Climatism, was on the Sean Hannity Radio Show Thursday to talk about this book.

Weather Whiplash Strikes Again: Extreme Drought To Flood In Georgia | ThinkProgress

Weather Whiplash — a term originally coined by science writer Andrew Freedman of climatecentral.org to describe extreme shifts between cold and hot weather — is also a excellent phrase we can use to describe some of the rapid transitions between extreme drought and floods seen in recent years.

5 Incredible Temperature Swings - weather.com

Imagine bundling up to get the newspaper on an early morning at 7:30 a.m. with the temperature at a frigid -4 degrees.
... After the temperature climbs all the way to 54 degrees at 9 a.m., it crashes down again 58 degrees in 27 minutes to -4 degrees once again.

Sounds like a dream, but it's not. All of this happened in Spearfish, S.D. on January 22, 1943.

5 Incredible Temperature Swings - weather.com

Oklahoma City accomplished a rare feat on November 11, 1911.