The Ironwood example of how much they alter data

 Ironwood MI data from a paper I found

https://glisa.umich.edu/media/files/IronwoodMI_Climatology.pdf

After beginning this blog post I realized I posted data early on about Ironwood.  Making this a futile effort.  But then, most all of it is, AND NOBODY CARES,  

which is tragic and funny, which is something nobody cares about as well.  A recursive meta loop.

How do I know you were wrong? Hansen 1986

Because none of it is true, and none of it happened. 

Not only will that never happen, the "35 days" part wasn't true in 1986.

Complete nonsense.  Did not happen, and will not happen.

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Temperature, snow, precipitation, Cedarville CA

 Cedarville CA

Just found this while looking at CA snow data.  Fascinating little climate station in the mountains

Doing a search I found a 2008 blog post about this

With a graph of USHCN data up till 2008

Here's the raw data

The GISS graph does not match the actual raw data

Now that the record snow and cold is impossible to ignore, the story has changed

 "When we talk about climate change, we talk about changes in long-term averages of daily weather. Today, children always hear stories from their parents and grandparents about how snow was always piled up to their waists as they trudged off to school. Children today in most areas of the country haven't experienced those kinds of dreadful snow-packed winters, except for the Northeastern U.S. in January 2005. The change in recent winter snows indicate that the climate has changed since their parents were young."

NASA 2006 

Here's a look using Amherst and Blue Hill data

Broecker 1975

https://news.climate.columbia.edu/files/2009/10/broeckerglobalwarming75.pdf

Archive.org copy

From SCIENCE

Climatic Change: Are We on the Brink of a Pronounced Global Warming?

Hansen predictions 1986

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United States Midwestern winters warming, except they are not

 Midwest winters getting warmer!

https://www.kcur.org/2022-02-18/winters-are-getting-warmer-across-the-midwest-thats-affecting-farmers

The 12 states that are called the Midwest