Progression Of Drought In The Midwest

“WASHINGTON — The overall temperature of the Earth rose sharply this year, signaling the beginning of the “greenhouse effect” and significantly increasing the likelihood of droughts and heatwaves in the Southeast and Midwest, a NASA scientist told the Senate.”

June 24, 1988

24 Jun 1988, 1 – The Miami News at Newspapers.com

The most severe drought in the Midwest occurred in July 1934, and the wettest period was January 2020.

ncei.noaa.gov/pub/data/cirs/climdiv/climdiv-pdsidv-v1.0.0-20231206

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2 Responses to Progression Of Drought In The Midwest

  1. Yammobethere says:

    Those two Palmer Index maps… It’s like something out of a Steinbeck novel…

  2. Disillusioned says:

    Ah, yes – the long-touted ‘desertification’ that never occurred. I remember well, all those photos of dried-up lake beds with wide cracks. That was when I was an ignorant believer, before I began to study the subject. Now I’m a heretic, a denier, and ‘deplorable’ – because I can no longer be manipulated. Disillusionment is a good thing.

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