On this date in 1936, Wisconsin hit 114 degrees and Michigan hit 112 degrees. Those were the hottest temperatures ever recorded in those states. The ten hottest July 13th’s all occurred with CO2 below 350 PPM. July 13 is no longer a hot day in the US. I was driving last night with the heater on.
The US experienced 100 degree weather from coast to coast that day, with the vast majority of stations in the interior over 100 degrees.
Thousands of people died from the heat, include more than 300 in Michigan.
13 Jul 1936, Page 3 – Lansing State Journal
Sadly for these people, they didn’t have the benefit of Zeke Hausfather adjusting 1930’s temperatures downwards.
In the Norfolk County, Ontario weather record the July 13 high was 39 C. This was the end of a six day heat wave. The temperature records of those six days stand to this day, with highs ranging from 38 C to 40 C.
Yes, the 1936 heatwave was extremely severe over much of Canada . Toronto topped 40 C three straight days!
Saginaw, in northern lower Michigan was 111 F and averaged 106 for six straight days! How often have they been over 95 degrees for even one day during recent history?
Chicago Midway Airport had 9 straight 100 degree days, with the hottest day being 109.
If we can’t remotely approach these heatwaves 81 years later, what does that say about the fraudulent claims of catastrophic warming?
Tony Heller ~ I live in N. E. Wisconsin and our temperature high is guessed to be in the mid-70’s. (7/13/2017) We’re only around 40 deg. lower than the 1936 temperature of 114 degrees. What a joke!
The U.S. Corporation, NASA, NOAA, MSM, et al. all have their propaganda mills. We’re living in a perpetual “Fear Factor” reality world. We should believe Nothing, these Agents of Control have to tell us. Their Agendas should be obvious by now!
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