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Global Warming Hitting The Middle East Particularly Hard
The Arctic? No, the eastern coast of the Mediterranean – Lebanon. Bcharre-Ainata El Arez
Milder winter temperatures will decrease heavy snowstorms
- IPCC 2001
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Northeast Heatwave Of May 1911
On May 22, 1911 it was 101 degrees at Lewiston, Maine, 100 degrees at Farmington, Maine and 102 degrees at Purcellville, Virginia.
The heatwave caused hundreds of deaths.
22 May 1911, Page 1 – The Sydney Morning Herald at Newspapers.com
The average maximum temperature in the Northeast that day was 91 degrees. May 22 temperatures have been declining in the Northeast since the 19th century.
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Record US Cold Continues
Since October 1 (start of the water year) afternoon temperatures have been second coldest on record.
The US has also been second wettest on record.
Drought is at historic lows.
Wet weather is associated with low temperatures, because cold air can hold less moisture – resulting in condensation and precipitation.
The press has predictably responded to the record cold and wet, by claiming the exact opposite of what is happening. And the scientific community has been predictably silent about the lies.
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Look What Fossil Fuels Did
Fossil fuels made it possible for me to hike in the Sonoran Desert yesterday morning, and cycle in Colorado climate crisis yesterday afternoon.
This bird is very angry about it.
Our progressive friends want to ration fossil fuels and build massive arrays of bird choppers, in order to make sure that this sort of opportunity is unavailable to people in the future.
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Mt. St. Helens Day
Thirty nine years ago today, Mt. St. Helens erupted. I was skiing on Wheeler Peak, New Mexico that day, after a very big snow season. But there is a lot more snow on Wheeler Peak today than there was in 1980.
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The ski area at Flagstaff, Az is still open. I took this picture from an airplane a couple of hours ago.
A few other Arizona pictures from the last couple of days.
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