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July, 1936 – Fifteen Consecutive Days Over 100F In Des Moines
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Not to be outdone:
“Thermometers Register Fifteen Consecutive Centuries.”
http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/36062264
~17 Jan 1939
That is impossible. Hansen said the heat was just in the US.
72 gallons of beer a day, was a real boon for the pubster:)
Last year there were a few 100 degree days and everyone was talking like that had never happened before. The 1936 heatwave is like nothing most people alive today have experienced. The alarmists have to hide it as best they know how.