A tornado outbreak on May 2, 1929 killed dozens of people in Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Ohio. West Virginia. Virginia. Tennessee, Alabama. Georgia. Florida and Arkansas.
03 May 1929, 1 – The Macon Telegraph at Newspapers.com
03 May 1929, Page 1 – The Gettysburg Times at Newspapers.com
Several feet of snow forecast over the next ten days in Wyoming.
A tornado outbreak on May 1, 1933 killed more than 100 people in the Midwest and South.
02 May 1933, Page 1 – The Times at Newspapers.com
02 May 1933, 1 – Daily Republican-Register at Newspapers.com
Apparently the massive political purge at Twitter including the President of the United States last year and Pierre Gosselin two days ago – never happened.
“In the cases we were wrong or went too far, we admitted it and worked to correct.”
A tornado outbreak on April 30, 1924 killed more than 100 people in South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, North Carolina, Louisiana and Arkansas.
01 May 1924, 1 – The Johnson City Staff at Newspapers.com
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration predicted a warm start to the year in the US. The exact opposite occurred. So government climate scientists did what they almost always do – they altered the data.
The problem isn’t government funding gain of function research labs, it is climate change.
Climate change increases cross-species viral transmission risk | Nature
Apparently the 0.1C change in average global temperature over the past thirty years is causing the animals to migrate to far-away places.
Biden tries to explain how he is stealing hundreds of billions of dollars in private property, but is unable to make a coherent sentence.
The World Bank explains how Biden is destroying the global economy.
“The increase in energy prices over the past two years has been the largest since the 1973 oil crisis. Price increases for food commodities—of which Russia and Ukraine are large producers—and fertilizers, which rely on natural gas as a production input, have been the largest since 2008.
“Overall, this amounts to the largest commodity shock we’ve experienced since the 1970s. As was the case then, the shock is being aggravated by a surge in restrictions in trade of food, fuel and fertilizers,” said Indermit Gill, the World Bank’s Vice President for Equitable Growth, Finance, and Institutions. “These developments have started to raise the specter of stagflation. Policymakers should take every opportunity to increase economic growth at home and avoid actions that will bring harm to the global economy.“
Commodity Markets Outlook April 2022
Gas Station Price Charts – Local & National Historical Average Trends – GasBuddy.com
