Yesterday, Romm declared that only a hurricane could bring rain to Texas.
Since he made that remark, almost four inches of rain has fallen in some locations east of Katherine Hayhoe’s office.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Dont’cha just love it when REALITY smacks these doofuses in the mouth.
OOOOOOOOHH! That one’s gotta hurt
Couldn’t happen to a finer bunch of twits
That one’s gotta hurt
It’s going to leave a mark too.
So much for Hayhoe-ian alarmism.
Drought; heavy rains. Long drought; heavier rain. Mega drought; mega rains.
Prove that these same “droughts” and “heavy” rains have only happened since man started driving cars and burning coal and had never happened before that.
Gosh, it’s almost like the drought/flood thing has been going on for hundreds, if not thousands, of years. I guess it’s my fault for having a computer and electric lighting in my house.
And the 1930’s were a walk in the park compared to the 2011 mega-drought. Right! Yes!