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Daily Archives: August 15, 2019
Someone Just Volunteered To Debate!
August 15, 2019 at 8:57 pm
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Coolest Year On Record Continues
The frequency of hot days has plummeted in the US over the last 80 years. This year will easily be the lowest on record after the last four months of the year get counted.
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1907 – When Scientists Did Science
March heat waves were common in the US prior to 1950. One of the most impressive was 1907, which brought 90 degree temperatures to the US almost every day of the month. Twenty-four states were over 90 degrees, and three … Continue reading
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Freezing Out Arctic Fakery
The press is full of stories about Arctic sea ice being at a record low, that it may reach a record low, and that it is causing lightning to strike near the North Pole. NSIDC graphs show this year about … Continue reading
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