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February 25, 2022 will be one of the coldest late winter days on record in the US.

Surface Air Temperature (GFS 10-day forecast)

February 15, 2021 was the coldest late winter day since at least 1895.

Atmospheric CO2 levels at Barrow, Alaska have skyrocketed since Biden took office and are now close to 430 PPM.

Global Monitoring Laboratory – Carbon Cycle Greenhouse Gases

Gasoline prices are at the highest level since the last time he stared out the window at the Oval Office in 2014.

Gas Station Price Charts – Local & National Historical Average Trends – GasBuddy.com

“Dozens of tornadoes tore across the flat lands of the Mississippi River delta Sunday night. Authorities said today that 74 persons were killed, hundreds others were injured and thousands of homes and businesses were destroyed”

February 21, 1971

21 Feb 1971, Page 1 – The Daily Times-News at Newspapers.com

A few weeks later, NASA predicted a new ice age starting around the year 2021.

U.S. Scientist Sees New Ice Age Coming

The anti-science Biden administration has become a very dark comedy.

The New Kind Of Expert

The German government created fear, discrimination and hatred against Jews by saying they were carriers of disease and terrorists. The same strategy being used by governments now against the uninjected.

Jew Deja Vu

Kari Lake vs Lunatic “Journalist” at 60 Minutes Australia

Kari Lake for AZ Governor
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Mike Cannon-Brookes

Brookfield, Australian billionaire Cannon-Brookes in bid for AGL Energy -media

On February 19, 1888 Mt. Vernon, Illinois was destroyed by a tornado. Dozens of people were killed and 500 houses “reduced to fragments.”

28 Feb 1888, Page 7 – The Burlington Free Press at Newspapers.com

February 15, 2021 was the coldest late winter day on record in the US. The average maximum temperature around the US was 23F (-5C.)

A few days earlier, Climate Central reported that cold days aren’t as cold as they used to be, because of global warming.

Coldest Days Are Not as Cold | Climate Matters