02 Oct 1927 – TERRIBLE TORNADO WIDESPREAD DESTRUCTION IN ST. L…
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From “Whitaker’s Almanack”, of 1897, storms and floods in 1896:
“On May 15th, a terrific tornado struck Sherman, in Texas, destroyed an iron bridge, lifted houses bodily from their foundations, uprooted tall trees and killed about 150 people.”
How many lives could have been saved if 10% of the decadal budget spent on global warming quackery research, had instead been spent on providing concrete shelters or bunkers to the public in tornado affected areas?
The 1920’s were quite a decade for tornadoes. Even DC had two significant tornadoes, one in 1923 and another in 1927. 1926 produced a deadly tornado that hit a school in nearby LaPlata, MD killing 17. They didn’t call them the “Roaring 20’s” for nothing. All pre-350 ppm.
But otherwise, 1927 was such an unextreme year. I mean, the Mississippi only flooded an area equal to all of New England…
Nothing to see here–move on!!