by Jim Hinckley | Oct 21, 2021 | Air Conditioning Company Bullhead City, Air Conditioning Company Fort Mohave, Air Conditioning Company Kingman, Air Conditioning Company Lake Havasu
Huddling around the fire was once a necessity when the cold north wind was howling, and the snow was piling up outside the cave. And as many winter hours were spent gathering around fires, perhaps that is why today we still use a relatively inefficient fireplace as a...
by Jim Hinckley | Sep 29, 2021 | Air Conditioning Company Bullhead City, Air Conditioning Company Fort Mohave, Air Conditioning Company Kingman, Air Conditioning Company Lake Havasu
On January 15, in 1972, in Loma, Montana, the official high temperature was recorded at 49 degrees. Now, that might not seem very newsworthy, especially for the folk who live in western Arizona and along the Colorado River. But just twenty four hours prior the high...
by Jim Hinckley | Aug 14, 2021 | Air Conditioning Company Bullhead City, Air Conditioning Company Fort Mohave, Air Conditioning Company Kingman, Air Conditioning Company Lake Havasu
Often on news programs, when there is a need to fill a minute or two during the months of summer, Bullhead City and the Colorado River Valley can be counted on to grab some attention when it is noted that temperatures are in excess of 110 degrees. For folks who live...
by Jim Hinckley | Jul 8, 2021 | Air Conditioning Company Bullhead City, Air Conditioning Company Fort Mohave, Air Conditioning Company Kingman, Air Conditioning Company Lake Havasu
As evidenced by the recent 120 degree temperatures in British Columbia, this is a summer of broken records. And it is just getting started. But as hot as it is, just imagine living in Bagdad, California in 1912. In 1883 it was established as a railroad siding and...
by Jim Hinckley | Jun 15, 2021 | Air Conditioning Company Bullhead City, Air Conditioning Company Fort Mohave, Air Conditioning Company Kingman, Air Conditioning Company Lake Havasu, Uncategorized
Summer has arrived and with a vengeance. Here in the Colorado River Valley and the high deserts of western Arizona triple digit temperatures are the forecast for the foreseeable future. Summer heat is no joke. Here is a sobering thought. Some statistical estimates are...
