High temps

[rusty]

 

[d_marsh]

You are completely ignoring climate change! It's hotter now than it ever has been and the polar ice caps are melting so fast that the coast line hasn't changed! It's science!

 

[rusty]

Oh no

 

[Amish Heart]

1936 was a bad year!

 

[Supervisor42]

1936 was a bad year!

They were burning evil gasoline in their cars!
...they never even knew they had global-warming and climate-change.

 

[Caribou]

1936 was a bad year!

I’ll have to take your word on that, I have no memory.

 

[ssonb]

According to the consensus climatology when the polar ice caps melt the US will see the sea level rise much more than the rest of the world!
The way I see it that factor must have sumptin to do with molecular cohesion or velcro.

 

[Amish Heart]

Well lets see....in 36, mom was 4 yrs old and living right down the road from where I am living now....a mile and a half maybe. Doubt if it was the cars, because there really weren't any here. A few, but lots of horse and buggies.

 

[rusty]

Well lets see....in 36, mom was 4 yrs old and living right down the road from where I am living now....a mile and a half maybe. Doubt if it was the cars, because there really weren't any here. A few, but lots of horse and buggies.

Horse farts?

 

[Amish Heart]

Ha Ha
That'd have to be alot of horses farting.

 

[Tirediron]

Alright, a friend of mine mentioned the carbon climate crap as Bs a decade or more ago, it carbon release caused global warming wouldnt there be a huge spike after WW2 ??

 

[Supervisor42]

Alright, a friend of mine mentioned the carbon climate crap as Bs a decade or more ago, if carbon release caused global warming wouldnt there be a huge spike after WW2 ??

Yeah, what about the early 70's when if you had a car that got 14mpg, you had a GREAT car?
I worked with several back in the day that got 6mpg-8mpg.
We should have been roasting alive back then from 'climate-change'.

 

[SoulSeeker]

6:30 am and 90f. Today calling for 107/82

 

[SoulSeeker]

Hoping the hottest days are behind us. Many days at 115 and one 116, breaking a lot of records this year

 

[old tex]

Well lets see....in 36, mom was 4 yrs old and living right down the road from where I am living now....a mile and a half maybe. Doubt if it was the cars, because there really weren't any here. A few, but lots of horse and buggies.

There's the problem! We need to spend a few billion dollars to ban buggies & possibly horse farts.

 

[Amish Heart]

Ha Ha. Buggies can't be banned here. Horses have been pulling buggies here since the mid 1800's, that'll never change. This is how we roll in Yoder.

 

[rusty]

Ha Ha. Buggies can't be banned here. Horses have been pulling buggies here since the mid 1800's, that'll never change. This is how we roll in Yoder.

There is a local guy named Yoder. He is a locksmith. He was arrested in DC on Jan. 6th. Always wears period dress.

 

[Amish Heart]

There are so many Yoders! My mom was a Yoder. My Great Grandpa Shem Yoder came to this area in the early 1900's. Most of our town are Yoders. Miller, Keim, and Bontrager are the other common last names here.

 

[Mountain trapper]

The highest temp that we've ever seen on our property was 96 degs. Yesterday was 76 and today will probably be about the same. Lows in the upper 40's to 50 degs. I'd be fine if I never see 115 degrees again.

 

[Amish Heart]

We're in the low 90's today. Later in the week will be 105. Yuck.