In the UK, the Bank of England expects inflation will peak at more than 13% this year, a third of UK households are set to spend more than 10% of incomes on energy, and now surging grocery costs are driving up food poverty.”
The Great European Energy Crisis Is Now Coming for Your Food – Bloomberg
Five years ago the Sydney Morning Herald announced the demise of skiing in Australia
Snowy retreat: Climate change puts Australia’s ski industry on a downhill slope
This is what it looks like today.
Opinion | Liz Cheney is the Obi-Wan to Trump’s Darth Vader – The Washington Post
If Democrats didn’t have double standards, they would have no standards at all.
Liz Cheney Supports Waterboarding, Attacks CIA Torture Report | HuffPost Latest News
Don’t go away mad Liz, just go away.
I also contributed today to the FBI fundraiser for President Trump.
Forest fire burn acreage in the US has plummeted over the last 200 years. History destroys the Biden Administration climate narrative, so they did what they always do – they made the past disappear.
Because of the “green” energy policies of their government, Spain doesn’t have enough electricity and is forcing people to stay hot in the summer and cold in the winter.
There is a lot more sea ice in the East Siberian Sea than there was on this date in 1990.
Last year a lot of ships got trapped in that ice.
Early Arctic sea freeze traps 18 ships in ice near Russia | World | The Times
Arctic sea ice extent is the highest for the date since 2009, and the ice is melting very slowly.
One week from today we will get rid of Liz Cheney as well.
h/t RAH
President Trump was impeached for investigating Joe Biden’s corruption and obstruction of justice in the Ukraine, which Biden bragged about in public.
Today President Trump’s home was raided by the Biden administration.
The is the same FBI which said “no reasonable prosecutor” would prosecute Hillary for having classified emails on her bathroom server.
FBI’s Comey says ‘no reasonable prosecutor’ would bring a case against Clinton for emails
“The oil market is set to tighten rapidly as winter approaches and prices are still on track to top $120 a barrel”
Oil Price Outlook: Crude May Top $120 As Markets Are Set to Tighten
US had third-hottest July on record
July temperatures were a little above average in the US.
The percent of the country reaching 95F sometime during July was well below average.
NOAA created this fraud by adding more than half a degree to 2022 temperatures and subtracting almost two degrees from 1901 temperatures.
“7 DIE IN AND NEAR CITY
New York Gasps in the Highest Temperature in Bureau’s History.
50 PERSONS PROSTRATED
Mercury in Times Square at 115 —Throngs Sleep in Streets, Parks and on Beaches.
NO RELIEF IS PROMISED
Searing Wave Sweeps Entire East—Cyclonic New England Storm Does Wide Damage.
New York and the East generally gasped in the highest temperatures in recorded weather history here yesterday as searing blasts of heat, borne out of the parched drought areas of the Middle West, converted city, town and country into one vast oven.
‘The official high reading in New York City of 102.3 was taken at 2:50 P. M., 415 feet above the sun- baked pavements and melting asphalt roadways, by Weather Bureau officials on the roof of the Whitehall Building and tempered by bay breezes.
But it did not tell the true story. The instrument for measuring the sun’s intensity set up in the Central Park Observatory by David R. Morris, meteorologist, gave a reading of 145 degrees at 12:40 P, M., while the reading in the shade was 106 degrees at 5 P. M.
115 in Times Square
In Times Square, where the western wind carried the heat against the faces of pedestrians, there were unofficial readings of 115 degrees, due to heat reflection from the sidewalks. In the canyons of the financial district men and: women. reported the heat waves visible”
TimesMachine: Friday July 10, 1936 – NYTimes.com
14 Jul 1936, Page 1 – The Greenville News at Newspapers.com
The most fraudulent July occurred three years ago.
NOAA Data Confirms July Was Hottest Month Ever Recorded – The New York Times
