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1936 : Record Cold, Heat, Floods, Tornadoes And Drought In The US

February, 1936 was the coldest month in US history. March saw severe flooding.  April brought catastrophic tornadoes, July was the hottest month in US history, and August brought near-record drought – only exceeded by 1934. “Experts” who claim that severe weather has … Continue reading →

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1889 Potomac Flood Almost Reached The White House

20 Mar 1936 – NIGHT OF TERROR FOR MAROONED PEOPLE NEW YORK, Ma…

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May 8, 1878 – Global Weirding

08 May 1878 – AMERICAN SUMMARY.

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1936 Heatwave Killed 12,000 People In One Week

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1927 : “WORST YEAR IN HISTORY”

http://news.google.com/newspapers http://news.google.com/newspapers http://news.google.com/newspapers 10 Nov 1927 – FLOODS IN AMERICA. 123 Lives Lost. Thousands Ren…

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Fox News Interviews A Climate History Expert

Proof global warming isn’t making weather wackier? By Maxim Lott Published April 30, 2012 FoxNews.com Greenhouse gases do much more than just warm the planet, some environmentalists warn: They cause hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, droughts, and even extreme cold spells. Or do they? Steven Goddard, who … Continue reading →

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Glasweigian Tutorial

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Kompany Puts It In The Back Of The Net

City on a roll since they chucked Balotelli.

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Shocking Global Warming In Siberia

Ojmjakon, Russia warmed 70 degrees during April! History | Weather Underground

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Sea Level Junk Science In California

April 20, 2012 In the 20th century, the sea level rose on average 8 inches along California’s coastline, research by Climate Central and others shows. Middle-of-the-road expectations are that it will rise 6 to 8 more inches by 2030, 12 … Continue reading →

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