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Geuda Springs, Kansas | was in Death Valley Calif
was 134 degrees
was in 1913.
http://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-news/hottest-ever-in-the-unit...
Lets keep in mind, we did not have near as much pollution as we to do today prior to 1913.
Also, Hottest day in Kansas was in North Central Kansas
had a recorded temp of 121 degrees
was recorded in 1936.
http://coolweather.net/statetemperature/kansas_temperature.htm
Now someone please explain to me, why we do not have temperatures much higher than these records 70+ years later. When I was in college I had a foreign professor stand up telling us about how the hole in the ozone over Antarctica was getting bigger. He had pictures through the mid 90s up til 2006. Of course the pictures had the hole getting bigger and bigger every year until 2002. In the picture of 2002 the whole got significantly smaller. I asked why the hole had gotten smaller in that year and then started growing again. The professor could not answer my question and no one in the scientific world has been able to answer it yet. This is what has turned me off to the whole Idea of climate change. I believe the earth runs in cycles.
By the way we are seeing hot and dry weather. However It is what we call a drought. Haven't we ever seen a drought in the past??? This is nothing knew. The interesting thing about history is that we forget it.
Edited by kswrenchturner05 6/25/2012 23:55
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Global warming.
