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A Bit of History for Global Warmers: Look at 1930
CNSNews ^ | August 4, 2006 | Randy Hall

Posted on 08/04/2006 1:44:41 PM PDT by Diana in Wisconsin

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1 posted on 08/04/2006 1:44:42 PM PDT by Diana in Wisconsin
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To: Diana in Wisconsin

Please repost this in Jan/Feb...we will need the laugh....


2 posted on 08/04/2006 1:47:10 PM PDT by dakine
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To: Diana in Wisconsin

Bush's Fault..


3 posted on 08/04/2006 1:47:49 PM PDT by GeorgiaDawg32 (I'm a Patriot Guard Rider..www.patriotguard.org for info)
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To: Diana in Wisconsin

ping


4 posted on 08/04/2006 1:48:07 PM PDT by RainMan (What part of Jihad dont you understand?)
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To: GeorgiaDawg32

Yep, Poppy Bush


5 posted on 08/04/2006 1:49:37 PM PDT by AK2KX
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this must be the year they tested their prototype weather machine..W's great grand-daddy and Rove's great grand-daddy..


6 posted on 08/04/2006 1:54:34 PM PDT by GeorgiaDawg32 (I'm a Patriot Guard Rider..www.patriotguard.org for info)
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To: Diana in Wisconsin
A "dust bowl" covered about 50 million acres in the south-central plains
during the winter of 1935-1936.


Whenever the "global warming" hysteria is aired on the TV news,
my mom just laughs dismissively.
And says, "Those yahoos don't know what they are talking about unless
they lived through the summer of 1936 in Oklahoma."

She says she remembers ranchers basically either selling (for pennies
on the dollar) their cattle or just losing them to the heat/drought.
And she was in the north-central area that wasn't the hardest hit.
7 posted on 08/04/2006 1:57:13 PM PDT by VOA
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"However, the first six months of this year were the hottest across the nation since the federal government began keeping records in 1890, according to Dennis Feltgen, a meteorologist with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration "


Yeah, this is why we were running the heat at my house into June for the first time in a very long time up here 60 miles north of NYC.
8 posted on 08/04/2006 2:18:14 PM PDT by headstamp (Nothing lasts forever, Unless it does.)
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To: Diana in Wisconsin

Was wondering what a 1930 SUV looks like. Didn't know they had them back then.


9 posted on 08/04/2006 2:29:38 PM PDT by PistolPaknMama (Al-Queda can recruit on college campuses but the US military can't! --FReeper airborne)
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To: GeorgiaDawg32

Wasn't Bush's grandfather a US Senator then?


10 posted on 08/04/2006 2:31:06 PM PDT by oldtimer
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To: Diana in Wisconsin
I think it's common knowledge that National Weather Service stations have normally been set up at airports, especially the major airports. It just makes good sense to put them there where their services are heavily used.

New airports are almost always built out in open, undeveloped areas...where else do you come up with that much land?

Within a few years after the airport's opening, development and population creep out and surround it. After another few years, the airport literally becomes surrounded by city conditions and becomes part of a city "heat island". I immediately think of Chicago's O'hare (and before that, Midway) as examples, but I'm sure there are better ones.

This is the beginning of "local warming" for that weather station and it's data flows into the national database where "local warming" for a lot of big airports combines to become "national warming".

You can see where this goes.

11 posted on 08/04/2006 2:46:38 PM PDT by capt. norm (Bumper Sticker: Honk if you've never seen an Uzi shoot from a car window.)
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To: Diana in Wisconsin
But Michaels noted that high temperatures are common in the middle of the summer.

I've got nothing to say to that. I'm stuned.

12 posted on 08/04/2006 2:56:55 PM PDT by ichabod1 (Clam down and try to enjoy the rest of your day.)
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To: Diana in Wisconsin

Rush talked about this today. He mentioned that the world record was set in 9-1922 at 136 deg. I didn't catch where.

Did anyone catch the place?


13 posted on 08/04/2006 2:58:11 PM PDT by Balding_Eagle (God has blessed Republicans with willfully ignorant enemies.)
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14 posted on 08/04/2006 3:05:49 PM PDT by Toidylop
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To: Balding_Eagle
Death Valley, CA
134 °F was reported there on July 10, 1913
Temperatures of over 120 °F were recorded in Death Valley, California on 43 consecutive days.
15 posted on 08/04/2006 3:10:33 PM PDT by packrat35 (guest worker/day worker=SlaveMart)
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The hottest temperature on Earth ever recorded most likely occurred in Death Valley, California during 43 consecutive days between July 6 and August 17, 1917. During those days, the temperature was over 48 degrees Celsius (120 degrees Fahrenheit). The national weather service recorded 56.7 °C (134 °F). The date reported there was July 10, 1913.


16 posted on 08/04/2006 3:11:40 PM PDT by packrat35 (guest worker/day worker=SlaveMart)
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To: packrat35

Rush gave the date as September 1922, and the location was a desert in some other country. I didn't get the country or the desert.


17 posted on 08/04/2006 3:22:28 PM PDT by Balding_Eagle (God has blessed Republicans with willfully ignorant enemies.)
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To: PistolPaknMama
"Was wondering what a 1930 SUV looks like. Didn't know they had them back then."

Heartless b@stards! Ruining the environment for everyone! ;)

18 posted on 08/04/2006 3:46:05 PM PDT by Diana in Wisconsin (Save The Earth. It's The Only Planet With Chocolate.)
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To: capt. norm

"You can see where this goes."

Someone mentions 'The Mile High Club?' LOL! I absolutely HATE anytime we have to leave from O'Hare. I get cold sweats just thinking about driving down there. *SHIVER*

Anyhow, great observation. I'm astounded that ANYONE believes that Mankind is responsible for Global Warming. We are SO insignificant when you look at the Earth as a whole. Mother Nature can flick us off her back like a flea on a dog any d@mn time she wants to. (Floods, tornadoes, earthquakes, monsoons, tsunami waves, lightning strikes, fire, ice, etc.)

However, leave it to the Dems who have no god to worship but themselves to have a misguided guilt about their sad, shallow lives. Putting themselves above God and Nature and being "in charge" is their hang-up. ;)


19 posted on 08/04/2006 3:57:24 PM PDT by Diana in Wisconsin (Save The Earth. It's The Only Planet With Chocolate.)
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To: Diana in Wisconsin

LOL!


20 posted on 08/04/2006 3:57:51 PM PDT by PistolPaknMama (Al-Queda can recruit on college campuses but the US military can't! --FReeper airborne)
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