“Tornado Sweeps’ Section Of State Leaving 41 Killed
Montgomery States 42 Dead, Livingston Nine And York One; Two Birmingham Men On List; Rains Flood Ensley Area
Roaring out of Mississippi by way of Meridian a tornado ripped | through Livingston, York and Montgomery, Monday afternoon and Tuesday rescue workers had counted 42 dead, 26 of them in Montgomery, while 200 others were injured when trapped beneath or struck by flying debris”
The Biden administration sabotaged a US/Canadian pipeline on their first day in office, and now they are gratified about the sabotage of a German/Russian pipeline – which Seymour Hersh says they blew up.
On this date in 1936, a tornado knocked over oil derricks in Long Beach, California.
ALABAMA
FEB 19, 1884 2:30 pm 26 dead 80 injured
Deaths in six communities; 10 at Cross Plains (now called Piedmont) and 14 at Goshen.GEORGIA
FEB 19, 1884 2:00 pm 22 dead 100 injured
Most deaths occurred south of Jasper, Pickens County, near Cagle and Tate; large homes swept away.NORTH CAROLINA
FEB 19, 1884 8:00 pm 4 dead 50
Both large and small homes were destroyed in a swath across Union, Anson, Richmond, and Montgomery counties.FEB 19, 1884 9:30 pm 23 dead 100 injured
Two people died in the Pee Dee area; 15 other died in the town of Philadelphia.
The United State’s Worst Tornadoes
“A CYCLONE which struck Amberson’s, Ala., demolished nearly every house in town. Fourteen persons were reported killed,
THE South has been visited by a tornado which destroyed thousands of houses and killed hundreds of people in Georgia, Alabama, North and South Carolina, Louisiana and Mississippi.
THE breaking of a dam on the Los Angeles river produced the most disastrous flood ever experienced in California.’ The lower part of Los Angeles was completely inundated, and forty buildings were swept away. Hundreds of families were obliged to abandon their homes and seek shelter on the hills, The loss amounts to $150,000, From Los Angeles to Mojave, a distance of 100 miles, hardly a mile of the Southern Pacific track remains in place, and east to San Gorgonio, eighty miles, the devastation is ‘equally great. The California Southern road ‘from Colton to San Diego is also washed out. Travel in all directions is suspended. It will probably be two months before communication can be properly established. Reports received from towns in the Southern portion of the San Joaquin valley announced the heaviest floods ever known.”
Climate alarmists imagine a safe and stable climate at lower levels of CO2, but the historical record provides no evidence to support their thinking.
“FEB 10, 1959 1:40 AM 21 dead 345 injured
At St. Louis, nearly 2,000 buildings were damaged; the fourth tornado to hit in this same area since 1871.”
The United State’s Worst Tornadoes
“FEB 10, 1921 12:30 pm 31 dead 100 injured An entire section of a lumber mill village of Gardner, Washington County literally vanished.”
The United State’s Worst Tornadoes
On February 16, 1936 Glendive, Montana was -50F and on July 5, 1936 they reached 113F. A span of 163 degrees in less than five months.
According to Congressional climate expert AOC, global warming will destroy the planet in the year 2030.
“Scottsbluff Daily Star-Herald – 09 Feb 1954, Tue – Page 3
Mercury Goes Higher
DENVER Record temperatures went, into the books at two Colorado cities’ Monday as the state’s spell of spring-like. weather turned to something approaching summer heat
Boulder had a 79-degree reading —an all-time high there for February”
09 Feb 1954, 3 – Scottsbluff Daily Star-Herald at Newspapers.com
“Record Temperature
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) — Hot, high winds pushed the thermometer to a record 88 in San Diego Sun- day in a gusty blow that toppled scores of trees. There was also a light earthquake. There were an estimated 10,000 people at beaches.”
09 Feb 1954, 2 – North Bay Nugget at Newspapers.com
California 90 Arizona 85 Kansas 80 Colorado 79 Oklahoma 79 Florida 76 Nebraska 75 Texas 75 Wyoming 75 New Mexico 74 South Dakota 74 Utah 73 Nevada 71 Georgia 69 Montana 69 Oregon 69 Arkansas 68 Missouri 66 Iowa 65 Washington 65 North Dakota 63 South Carolina 61 Louisiana 60
For the month of February 1954, Boulder afternoon temperatures averaged 61 degrees – which is fourteen degrees above average.
During 1954, most of the US was in drought.
The summer of 1954 brought the third highest percentage of 95F (35C) days to the US, after 1936 and 1934.
