Posted on 07/26/2013 8:08:18 PM PDT by Libloather
You might want to put aside any plans for the beach this weekend. The high temperature on Saturday is forecast to stay one notch below 70 degrees, threatening the record for July 27.
Lows are expected to dip into the mid and upper 40s in some suburbs Saturday night, with northern suburbs experiencing slightly colder and southern suburbs slightly warmer temps conditions.
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When my dad was a kid in the 50’s there was snow in July in SE Iowa one time. I know ‘47 was also a brutal cold year with no real summer.
This fall type weather pattern already is worrisome. It might be a nasty long winter.
My back yard last Christmas ~
Note my work ladders laying on the left. Yeah, we have to work in it too.
ts actually going to get a lot colder in the next few years.
Google solar cycle 24 and solar cycle 25. we are in 24 now and it is a small one( we should start seeing the effects in a few years, extremely cold and long winters). already this spring was the coldest in memory.
The governmentS spent 30 years funding fake research for a Hoax called global warming. If this doesnt show people that government is the threat and that government/socialism can never work then I dont know what will.
Ive had a lot of debates with democrats. and they all believe in global warming. I tell them its a hoax and they look at me like I have 2 heads. they really believe the evil news media. I tell them Ill see you in 2 years when the world will start getting colder (solar cycle 24 ) . will these democrats realize that the gov and media has been lying to them for 30 years and then realize what else theyve been lied to about?
I live outside St. Louis and yesterday I drove through a conservation area in St. Charles and noticed that the Monarch butterflies are already migrating. I usually don’t see migration here until early or mid September.
Most people would consider hi 60’s near perfect. This is news ?
Actually the Summer here has been milder than normal, havent had nearly as many triple-digit days here as in the past few years.
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You’re right. I believe there have only been 5 days, so far, of 100* or higher.
I recall that around 1980 or so we had 52-54 days in a row of 100*+ temps at the DFW airport. At the time, I had a half-acre place about 2 miles W of the airport that required a lot of water and yardwork!
My Mom said that it snowed in June in the '40s in Rochester, NY - possibly the cold '47 you mention. Rochester also hit 90 degrees one day in January somewhere around '72-'73 (the machine shop I worked for had to call the ice cream guy in for a special visit because we usually got free ice cream when it hit 90 - generally a handful of times in the Summer).
The narration as I'm panning the camera up to the roofs, across our gardens and drive was: And THIS, what you are seeing, the mighty drifts, the amazing blanket of snow, THIS, THIS, is ALL due to global warming......
My kids loved it........:-)
Here in the Mkdlands of South Carolina we have only had a handful of days that the temperature has crept above 90. Real sweater weather for us!
No they won’t realize. Their minds are captured. They’re delusional so while records are being broken they’ll claim it’s not that cold and global warming is still the real threat -until their television god tells them otherwise.
Heh.....the grand kids will treasure that some day :-)
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