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I was talking to the ladies at the grocery store earlier this evening. They were laughing that customers had bought up every single bottle of water in the store, in a panic over all the rain.

People in a non-lobotomized state might have just bought a bucket.

August 27, 2013 at 7:27 pm

“The overall trend is downward, and it will continue to do so,” Mark Serreze was quoted saying. Serreze is director of the National Snow and Ice Data Center.

Madcap: Deniers latch onto larger ice sheet | Politics Blog | The Bellingham Herald

Gaia told him the future, no doubt. Unfortunately the permanent drought knocked their website offline.

In case you needed any more evidence about just how completely full of shit NOAA is.

1997 Spring Creek Flood – Fort Collins

The storm dropped 10 inches of rain on the Quail Hollow area of Fort Collins in less than six hours. It was the most rainfall ever measured in an urban area in Colorado for that amount of time, Doesken said.

The Coloradoan – www.coloradoan.com – Ft. Collins, CO.

1976 Big Thompson River Flood

 

On July 31, 1976, during the celebration of Colorado’s centennial, the Big Thompson Canyon was the site of a devastating flash flood that swept down the steep and narrow canyon, claiming the lives of 143 people, 5 of whom were never found. This flood was triggered by a nearly stationary thunderstorm near the upper section of the canyon that dumped 300 millimeters (12 inches) of rain in less than 4 hours (more than 3/4 of the average annual rainfall for the area). Little rain fell over the lower section of the canyon, where many of the victims were. Around 9 p.m., a wall of water more than 6 meters (20 ft) high raced down the canyon at about 6 m/s (14 mph), destroying 400 cars, 418 houses and 52 businesses and washing out most of U.S. Route 34.[5] This flood was more than 4 times as strong as any in the 112-year record available in 1976, with a discharge of 1,000 cubic meters per second (35,000 ft³/s).

Big Thompson River – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Big Thompson flood of 1976 was the deadliest flash flood in Colorado’s recorded history. On July 31, between 12 and 14 inches of rain fell over a four-hour period in the mountains around the resort town of Estes Park. Unusual weather patterns allowed the huge storm system to stall over the area as it dumped its load

1921 Pueblo flood

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As the torrential rains fell, the Arkansas River and Fountain Creek quickly began to swell, reaching over 15 feet in some areas before they began to recede. Within two hours from the start of the storm, the entire wholesale district and a greater part of the business district of Pueblo were flooded with water 10 feet deep. The entire Arkansas Valley, from 30 miles west of Pueblo to the Colorado–Kansas state line, was severely impacted. Hundreds of people died, with some death toll estimates as high as 1,500. The flood destroyed almost all of the downtown Pueblo area and decimated the city.

This Month in Climate History: June 3, 1921 Colorado Flooding | National Climatic Data Center (NCDC)

The rainfall intensity of the storms listed above was much greater than this week’s rain.

The NOAA liars who are claiming the current flood is a “biblical 1,000 year flood” should be prosecuted. They are shouting fire in a crowded theatre.

CO2 was 310 PPM at the time.

http://news.google.com/newspapers

And now we have morons blaming garden variety floods in Colorado on CO2.

The image below is the current view of Boulder Creek outside the Boulder library. Note the happy face in the sand, and the people enjoying watching the water on the foot bridge.

Boulder Creek Camera

Does this look like a place destroyed by a wall of water?

Some of my fondest memories of the kids when they were small, was them playing on the boulders in Boulder Creek outside the Boulder library

How did those massive rounded rocks get there? Countless floods over the eons have come down the canyon out of the mountains, with a force strong enough to move 1,000 lb rocks.

It blows me away to see climate morons claiming that flooding in Boulder is due to man-made CO2. They are stupider than the witch burners in The Holy Grail.

Last autumn, Obama was worried that he would lose Ohio and Pennsylvania. So he lied to the people of those states, and then stabbed them in the back right after the election. (The 104% vote for Obama in Philadelphia helped too.)

ruining the atmosphere is too high a price for protecting one type of power when others are available.

Bloomberg News to US coal industry: Knuckle under to Obama climate rules or ‘die’ | JunkScience.com

At some point, voters need to stop staring into the headlights – and start using their brains.

Oil industry manufacturer to hire 100 in Loveland

LOVELAND — A company capitalizing on the oil and gas industry boom is looking for 100 new workers, soon, for its Loveland facility.

Brighton-based Leed Fabrication Services, which opened a production facility in east Loveland last year, is quadrupling its building at 5100 N. Boyd Lake Ave. and beefing up its staff.

The company has set a job fair for Sept. 25.

Oil industry manufacturer to hire 100 in Loveland – Longmont Times-Call

This will partially offset the hundreds of Colorado jobs lost when Denver Democratic scum convinced Magpul to move their operations to a state not run by communists.