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To: Marcus

Bunkum. It s called Spring rains!
I herd about the BIG ONE on the White River back in 1948.
The first I remember was 1957 when the Arkansas river at Tulsa flooded.
Massive storms in 1962, before everything turned dry.
Then the NW Arkansas flood of 1964.
Massive rains from March-April-May-June in Tulsa, back in 1973. The Neosho River at Chouteau was out of it’s banks.
Then there was the 1974 flood in NW Arkansas.

Then the Tulsa flood in 1976, and 1984. Joe and Mingo creek were always flooding, and when they were not, then Bird Creek at Sperry was out of it’s banks. Did I mention Deep Fork constantly flooding?

Too many floods between to remember, but if you look at some real old maps you will see small towns along all the creeks that are no longer there because they were washed away.
Then five years ago there was massive flooding in Oklahoma again.
And we had an eleven inch rain in April back four years ago.

And there have been massive floods on the Mississippi since before 1922.

Flooding in not caused by glo-bull warming or “climate change”.

Bill Nye is grasping at straws trying to salvage his “climate change” nonsense.


52 posted on 05/27/2015 1:29:30 PM PDT by Ruy Dias de Bivar
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To: Ruy Dias de Bivar

They talk about Sandy here in the NE as being THE STORM. In 1938 the hurricane of 1938, killed more people and caused more major destruction than Sandy did or could do

What global warming did that? The New Deal? The Hindenburg disaster the year before?( oh the humanity). Perhaps the ongoing construction of the trylon and perisphere?


59 posted on 05/27/2015 1:39:15 PM PDT by Vaquero ( Don't pick a fight with an old guy. If he is too old to fight, he'll just kill you.)
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