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Drought is not increasing in Texas Between February and May 1957, Texas went from extreme drought to flood. Just like it did this year. Peak Texas rainfall is not increasing Frequency of heavy rainfalls is not increasing Temperatures are not … Continue reading →

I lived in Richmond, TX during Christmas 1991 – a few blocks from the Brazos River. Our house was one of the few which didn’t flood. That may have been the biggest rainfall event in Texas history. One more big … Continue reading →

When the press uses the word “unprecedented” – what they mean is that they haven’t done any research and basically they are lying.  Houston Intercontinental Airport smashed its all-time record for most rainfall in one day on Monday — its 4.34 … Continue reading →

The same people who were hyping unprecedented drought in Texas a few days ago, are now hyping unprecedented rain. Houston, Texas, Hit by Unprecedented Flooding; Seven States At Risk – NBC News.com As always, it is complete BS. Houston has … Continue reading →

I’m sad to have moved away from Baltimore, just ahead of Memorial Day weekend.  26 Shootings, 9 Fatal, Over Memorial Day Weekend In Baltimore « CBS Baltimore Progressives completely lost interest in the lives of black people in Baltimore, as … Continue reading →

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Less than two years ago, officials in the Democratic People’s Republic Of Austin predicted that Lake Travis would run dry by 2016. Officials predict Lake Travis will run dry by 2016 – MyFoxAustin | KTBC | Fox 7 Austin | … Continue reading →

Extreme Weather: A Guide & Record Book – Christopher C. Burt – Google Books On Memorial Day eighty years ago, Texas received twenty-two inches of rain in less than three hours – the world record. CO2 was 304 PPM at the … Continue reading →

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Four years ago, Andrew Dessler of Texas A&M said Texas would be hot and dry for the rest of the century Texas is vulnerable to warming climate – Houston Chronicle He massively failed on both counts Since he made that … Continue reading →