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(8) NWS Phoenix (@NWSPhoenix) | Twitter Phoenix has had more than 50% of average annual rainfall – just in the last 13 days. I had this conversation with a solid conservative Republican a few months ago. Propaganda works!

Last weekend I went to hear Martha McSally speak.  She was the first US woman fighter pilot, and is the Republican candidate to take over Jeff Flake’s senate seat. She is a tiny woman, but very impressive and overflowing with … Continue reading →

October 13 used to be a warm day in the US, but over the past 80 years, October 13 afternoon temperatures have dropped sharply.  On this date in 1940, Danville, Illinois was 98 degrees. Yesterday’s maximum at Danville was 41 … Continue reading →

Miami was wiped out by a category four hurricane in 1926, which killed hundreds of people and was blamed by scientists on sunspots. That was before scientists were paid to blame hurricanes on CO2. 20 Sep 1926, 14 – Evening … Continue reading →

In their ongoing efforts to misinform the public about the non-demise of Arctic sea ice, NSIDC “forgot” to advance the age of the ice in week 37 last year – until they got called out on it. NSIDC News on … Continue reading →

Last week, climate scientists blamed slow moving, rapidly weakening storms like Florence on global warming. Hurricane Florence is a climate change triple threat | Michael Mann | Opinion | The Guardian This week, they blame fast moving, rapidly intensifying storms … Continue reading →

Looking forward to the rerun in four weeks.

During October, 1894, the Florida Panhandle was hit by a hurricane strong enough to destroy miles of train track. 12 Oct 1894, Page 7 – New-York Tribune at Newspapers.com Less than eight weeks later. Florida was hit by a calamitous … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago climate scientists said climate change is making hurricanes slow down, stall and rain a lot like Florence. This week they say climate change causes fast moving hurricanes like Michael. I was watching the storm and the … Continue reading →