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It's Always Something. (IAS)

[US Navy Vet]

2 Chronicles 7:14
King James Version (KJV)

14 If my people, which are called by my name, shall humble themselves, and pray, and seek my face, and turn from their wicked ways; then will I hear from heaven, and will forgive their sin, and will heal their land.

[9422WMR]

Central TX:
near record cool temps and rainfall for july!
It’s downright COOL for this time of year.

[JRandomFreeper]

Because the dust bowl of the 1930s wasn't this bad? Someone needs to get a grasp of history.

/johnny

[Kartographer]

Well it might just be a good thing HRH The Sheriff of the Food Police Bloomberg is about to outlaw pop corn any way.

[IamConservative]

If this disaster (largest ever) is bigger than Katrina, where is my trailer?

Crops are gone around here. Small trees are dying now.

[JRandomFreeper]

Oh, 1816 as well, year without a summer. Snow in June in NY.

/johnny

[stylin19a]

interesting...no comparisons to the dirty 30’s ? - dust bowl\drought\heat waves ?

[LibLieSlayer]

According to NOAA yesterday... this is not the worst drought in our History... not even close. It does cover a wider area that in the past but the severity of the drought in most places is not bad compared to past droughts which were much more severe over a smaller area... but NEVER LET A CRISIS GO TO WASTE.

LLS

[Former Fetus]

Why is nature going crazy all of a sudden?

God has a history of using droughts as a warning to His people that His patience is running out!

[listenhillary]

Wait until the glaciers arrive. No more drought.

[cuban leaf]

—For example, in Germany farmers are actually experiencing a full-blown plague of rats. —

Well, at least they taste good, depending on the sauce.

[mamelukesabre]

When did american farmers go back to relying on rain? Last I heard they had invented something called CENTER PIVOT IRRIGATION.

I think this article is a crock.

[cuban leaf]

Here in central KY a lot of people planted early because of the unseasonably warm spring. Most of their corn was already showing nicely developing ears before the drought started. I understand that the more mature the corn is, the less of an impact the drought has on it.

[dead]

Why is nature going crazy all of a sudden?

People the world over have been asking that question since they invented weather.

[Joe Miner]

Natural Disaster? You are never going to get a grant with that thinking, this is a disaster caused by humans, aka GloBull warming.

[cuban leaf]

—Why is nature going crazy all of a sudden?—

It’s not. The breathless reporting just makes it look that way.

What has happened to all the serious hurricanes? They need to report SOMETHING I guess.

[vetvetdoug]

Take NE Mississippi off the list. The last week has done it.

[PowderMonkey]

"Getting birds of prey to hunt the critters didn't help, and now farmers want to be allowed to use a banned rat poison. So why is all of this happening?"

Umm...lemme' guess. Cause they banned rat poison? Nothing else stays ahead of their population curve. By the time a mechanical trap or natural predator kills one, 12 more will have been born into the world.

[Steamburg]

Only if you discount the actual weather history and it’s cyclical nature. A quick look at the summer of 1954 would clear this up for anyone interested in truth.

[Sir Napsalot]

Can we now call it the Obama’s Drought? Or we are still blaming Global Warming?

Oh yeah, Global Warming started under Bush, so it's “All Bush's Fault”.

/mooonbat rant off