The longest heatwave in Midwest history occurred in 1913, with 20 consecutive days above 100 degrees and 81 consecutive days over 90 degrees – recorded at Clinton and Appleton City, Missouri respectively.

These are the stations which reached 100 degrees that summer.


The heat wave caused 100 degree temperatures in Chicago in September, and drove people insane in New York in July.

11 Sep 1913 – Heat Wave in America.

10 Jul 1913 – Heat Wave In America.
The world’s greatest climatologist, James Hansen, says that heat waves like this were impossible in 1913, because atmospheric CO2 was too low.

Heat Waves “Almost Certainly” Due to Global Warming?
Heatwaves in America were much worse prior to 1960. Even the EPA is vaguely aware of this, though they completely missed the 1913, 1919 1954 and 1980 heatwaves.

High and Low Temperatures | Climate Change | US EPA
The global warming scam is based on desperate lies by incompetent scientists and criminals. Will you continue to be polite to them?