Obama’s Really Big Deal

Barack Obama spent eight years as President fear mongering about sea level rise, and now owns $30-40 million worth of beachfront property.

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Three Centuries Of Greta’s Family Business

Greta’s ancestor Svante Arrhenius started the global warming scam in 1896. It was debunked by Nobel Laureate Knut Ångström five years later in 1901, but the press picked up on it and have run with it (on and off) ever since.

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Progress Of Progressives

The progressives of the past have become the reactionaries of the present.

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Most Popular President In History

Experts say Joe Biden is the most popular president in history, having received more than 80 million votes. Clips compiled by Sky News Australia

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Record Heat Of August 22, 1936

Missouri 112, South Dakota 112, Indiana 111, Arizona 110

California 109, Texas 108, Illinois 107, Oklahoma 107, Arkansas 106, Kansas 106, Kentucky 105, Michigan 105, Tennessee 105, Ohio 104, Iowa 103, Louisiana 103, Mississippi 102, Nebraska 102, West Virginia 102, Colorado 100, Utah 100

Nevada 98, New Mexico 98, North Dakota 98, Virginia 98, Wisconsin 98, Pennsylvania 97, Idaho 96, Maryland 96, New York 96, North Carolina 96, South Carolina 96, Alabama 95, Florida 95, Wyoming 94, Minnesota 93, Georgia 92, Montana 91, New Jersey 91, Delaware 90, Oregon 90, Washington 90

22 Aug 1936, Page 1 – The Republic at Newspapers.com

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Southwest Megadrought

Much of the southwest has received almost a year’s worth of rainfall in the last nine weeks. The press insists the region is having the worst megadrought in the past 1,200 years.

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Biden Restoring America’s Place In The World

President Biden has accomplished something no one as done before – brought us to the brink of nuclear war with more than one country at the same time.

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What A Real Heatwave Looks Like

On August 21, 1955 every US state was over 90F and fifteen were over 100F.

California 108, Kansas 105, Arizona 104, Nebraska 104, Utah 104, Wisconsin 103, Oklahoma 102, Arkansas 101, Illinois 101, Nevada 101, South Carolina 101, Georgia 100, Iowa 100, Missouri 100, South Dakota 100

Indiana 99, Kentucky 99, Michigan 99, Mississippi 99, Texas 99, Alabama 98, New York 98, Ohio 98, Colorado 97, Florida 97, Louisiana 97, Minnesota 97, New Jersey 97, Tennessee 97, Maryland 96, Massachusetts 96, North Carolina 96, Pennsylvania 96, Virginia 96, Wyoming 96, Delaware 95, Idaho 95, New Hampshire 95, North Dakota 95, Oregon 95, West Virginia 95, Maine 94, New Mexico 94, Rhode Island 94, Vermont 94, Connecticut 93, Montana 92, Washington 90

Ogdensburg Advance News, Aug 21, 1955, p. 39

22 Aug 1955, 1 – Tampa Bay Times at Newspapers.com

Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin had nine consecutive days over 90F and five over 100F

By contrast, Prairie du Chien hasn’t been over 96F in the last ten years.

Prairie du Chien’s hottest day was 110F on July 22, 1901. The frequency and intensity of hot weather there has declined sharply since the 19th century.

Le Mars, Iowa had eleven consecutive days over 90F during the heatwave of 1955.

Beaver City, Nebraska had eighteen consecutive days over 90F.

Ashland, Kansas had twenty-four consecutive days over 90F.

North Carolina was hit by three hurricanes during August 1955.

Hurricane Diane – August 15-19, 1955

Kannapolis Daily Independent, Aug 15, 1955, p. 1

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Good News For Greta

Greta loves Polar Bears and likes to hug them.

Arctic sea ice extent is highest for the date since Greta Thunberg was three years old.

ftp://osisaf.met.no/prod_test/ice/index/v2p1/nh/osisaf_nh_sie_daily.txt

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Ice extends all the way to the coast of Alaska and Siberia.

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In 1971 the ice was far offshore.

https://interactivity.partica.online/NatGeoMaps/mapviewer.html?mapName=1971_10_Arctic Ocean_side 1

With nothing but cold weather in the forecast, it is unlikely there will be a big melt over the remainder of the summer.

Ocean and Ice Services | Danmarks Meteorologiske Institut

10-Day Temperature Outlook

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Another Supply Chain Shortage

US facing ‘massive shortage’ of conspiracy theories as all of them have come true • Genesius Times

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