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1934 : 80% Of The US Affected By Drought
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That was before man knew what droughts were.
The rain gauges back then were too large.
It is a TOBS problem.
Humans were shorter and it just looked like more rain.
Before CO2 saturated the atmosphere, evaporation was really, really fast.
Squirrel!!!
Now we have 80% of the country potentially affected by droughtflood and global warming induced cold. All the fault of angry white males who won’t give up their guns. It’s far worse that we thought!
Someone was praying awful hard in the lower left corner of Utah