1921 was the warmest year in Illinois history, but it wasn’t just the US that was hot.
20 Jul 1921 – DROUGHT IN BRITAIN. Unparalleled Heat Wave. LOND…
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I expect that the hysterical morons are looking at what’s happened from about 1960.
1960? They probably don’t know what happened yesterday!
As a victim of extreme global warming in Illinois I can relate first hand information on the terrifying consequences I am forced to deal with here. You can’t possibly imagine the horror I suffered having been able to play golf in warm March weather without going to Florida. I’m sure I’ll be traumatized for life.
The US midwest has many weather stations uneffected by urban sprawl and marine influences. These stations show zero warming over the past 100 years, and many show a slight cooling trend like the graph above.