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June 24 temperatures at Bucyrus, Ohio have declined more than half a degree since the 19th century.

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June 24 temperatures in the Midwest were much warmer prior to 1960.

The last hot year was 1988, when James Hansen started the global warming scare before Congress.

“Friday, June 24, 1988

“Our climate model simulations for the late 1980s and the 1990s indicate a tendency for an increase of heatwave drought situations in the Southeast and ‘Midwest United States,” he testified.

In an interview, Hansen said, “It is time to stop waffling so much and say the evidence is pretty strong that the greenhouse effect is here.”

24 Jun 1988, 1 – The Miami News at Newspapers.com

Last week the press said the New Mexico megadrought was the worst in 1,200 years.  This week they say New Mexico is having near record amounts of rain.

Officials say this is Albuquerque’s second rainiest start to the monsoon season

NASA’s James Hansen started the global warming scare before Congress on June 23, 1988. It was the hottest June 23 on record, and was an outlier from the eighty year cooling trend.

“On Thursday (June 23, 1988) Hansen became the first climatologist to declare publicly that a major culprit in this year’s warmth is the greenhouse effect, a kind of atmospheric warm blanket made thicker by gases that billow up unnoticed from wherever human beings live and work.

By doing everyday things like driving cars and clearing forests, people send up carbon dioxide and other “greenhouse gases” that stay aloft for decades, Like the walls of a greenhouse — or the windows of a closed car in summer — these gases allow sunlight in to warm the Earth, but trap much of the resulting heat before it can rebound back into space”

26 Jun 1988, Page 9 – Great Falls Tribune at Newspapers.com

Experts say Joe Biden received eighty-one million votes, making him the most popular president in history.

Six years ago, RSS satellite data showed no warming from 1996 to 2016. Now they show lots of warming.

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Inner cities are being devastated by high energy prices and gangs with illegal guns, so white liberals want to help them by raising energy prices further and confiscating guns from law-abiding gun owners in the rest of the country.

“Guns and fossil fuels disproportionately hurt children and communities of color.”

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The Washington Post says New Mexico is burning with excessive rain.

Fire-plagued New Mexico faces excessive monsoon rain – The Washington Post

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This week in 1890, there were large fires on both sides of the Rio Grande in Colorado and New Mexico.

“Great Forest Fires in New Mexico.

Santa Fe, June 20. — Within forty miles of this city, high up in the mountains, several extensive forest fires now raging. Two are in the Santa Fe range, one east of Glorieta, and another in the neighborhood of Glorietto, in the Manzana range. 100 miles south. Superb forests of pine are being destroyed. A fire is also raging in the timber on the east slope of the Jemez mountains. Colonel Booth, Special Agent of the Interior Department, today wired the facts to Washington, asking authority to undertake to extinguish the fires.”

21 Jun 1890, Page 6 – San Francisco Chronicle at Newspapers.com

“SPOKANE FALLS DATLY CHRONICLE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1890.

THE FOREST — FIRES.

They Are Sweeping Colorado Mountains,

THOUSANDS OF ACRES LAID WASTE.

No Effort is Being Made to Stay the Progress of the Devastating Cyclone of Fire.

Denver, Colo., June 25.—From telegraphic reports received here to- day it would seem that a great portion of the Sangre de Cristo range in Colorado and New Mexico is in flames,

A special from Espanola, New Mexico, says: The valley is obscured by smoke from the burning mountains east of Espanola. The fire extends over twenty miles up and down the Santa Fe range and makes a beautiful and weird appearance, The fires have been burning for several days now and no attempt is being made to extinguish it. The loss be great.”

Spokane Falls Daily Chronicle – Google News Archive Search

The burn area from the 1890 fires in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains north of Santa Fe are now some of the largest and most spectacular Aspen forests anywhere.

“The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command.”

? George Orwell, 1984