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“reliance upon records rather than upon memory or imagination”
“our climate is not necessarily changing, due to this or to that folly of mart, or to the eccentricity of nature. The country experienced droughts apparently quite as severe as those of 1934 and 1936 a hundred years ago, yes, even two hundred years ago. Dr. E. S. Marsh, who began to report the weather at Milwaukee in 1843, was reporting from Rochester, New York, in 1838. In September of that year he notes:. ‘Great drought prevails generally. Genesee River lower than ever known.’ It will be startling to those who are convinced of the recent creation of the American ‘Dust Bowl,’ to find Marsh in 1836, at Rochester, New York, recording a fearful dust storm.’ So much for reliance upon records rather than upon memory or imagination.”
Praying for Rain: Droughts in Wisconsin on JSTOR
Also during 1845 – the second longest tornado track on record.
20 Nov 1845, Page 4 – The Vermont Union Whig at Newspapers.com
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World’s Second Hottest Temperature
Climate alarmists can’t explain the extreme weather of the past using their junk science, so instead they erase it.
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One Year Into The Great Reset
News from one year ago today :
John Kerry: ‘Great Reset’ Will Happen At Greater Speed, Intensity Than People Might Imagine”
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Latest From The Climate Debate
Team climate gossip wants to talk about anything – except climate. Particularly since Twitter won’t let me respond to them.
We’re Wobbling! Tornado Takes from Murdoch Media, Anti-Vaxxers, Climate Conspiracists and Aliens
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Solar Storm And Record Heat Of May 1921
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February 1884 Tornado
Middlebury Register (Middlebury. Vermont) • 29 Feb 1884. Fri •
A TERRIBLE TORNADO.
Great Loss of Life in Five Southern States.
Thousands of Houses Destroyed—Hundreds of People Killed,
The States of Georgia, Alabama, North and South Carolina and Louisiana have been visited by one of the most destructive storms ever seen in the South. Thousands of houses were destroyed in an instant, hundreds of persons lost their lives, and many more were injured. – The tornado Ras particularly se-vere in Georgia and Alabama. An Atlanta (Ga.) dispatch says: One million dollars’ worth of property, 5,000 houses, and 300 to 400 lives are the forfeit paid to the terrible storm.
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