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On June 29, 1924  hundreds of people were reported killed by tornadoes in Ohio, Illinois and Michigan. 29 Jun 1924, 1 – The Tampa Tribune at Newspapers.com Historical Highlight: 1924 Lorain-Sandusky Tornado

Experts say New Mexico is having the worst megadrought in 1,200 years. This is New Mexico today. 9:25 AM · Jun 26, 2022 This was New Mexico in 1937

According to NOAA’ s list of Atlantic cyclones from 1492 to 1996, almost one third of the deadliest hurricanes occurred around the time of the Revolutionary War – including the deadliest in 1780. The Deadliest Atlantic Tropical Cyclones, 1492-1996 “Barbados, … Continue reading →

“You’re not going to get COVID if you have these vaccinations.” – Joe Biden Los Alamos County, New Mexico is one of the most vaccinated in the US.  They are having a “COVID surge.” Los Alamos County, NM COVID-19 Vaccine … Continue reading →

The press continues to report that Ukraine is defeating Russia, the Arctic is melting and Polar Bears are dying. Only total defeat in Ukraine can cure Russia of its imperialism – Atlantic Council Last year when dozens of ships got … Continue reading →

Atmospheric modelers can’t accurately predict the weather three days from now, but after the fact they can attribute climate blame to whatever the weather actually turned out to be. They are using “methods recently published in a peer-reviewed journal.” Real-time … Continue reading →

Upala and Toki were born three weeks ago today.

“Russian Oil Flows to Europe Have Quietly Started Creeping Up” Russian Oil Flows to Europe Have Quietly Started Creeping Up – Bloomberg

The US hasn’t had a June Hurricane for more than thirty years, and hasn’t had a major hurricane during June for sixty-five years – when Hurricane Audrey made landfall on the border of Texas and Louisiana on June 27, 1957. … Continue reading →

CNBC says a New Mexico fire intentionally started by the US Forest Service is an accidental fire which is the result of climate change. Forest Service failed to account for climate change in New Mexico fire I used to work … Continue reading →