It may look like the biggest flood since 1976 in Colorado, but fortunately NOAA’s climate models say it isn’t happening.
It may look like the biggest flood since 1976 in Colorado, but fortunately NOAA’s climate models say it isn’t happening.
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Steven … is it rotten, decayed first year rain that you aren’t getting?
Yes, and it has an extra 0.000000000001 mole fraction CO2.
I notice that the permanent drought in Colorado is also ongoing, despite the flooding rains. Natch.
It’s all part of a disinformation campaign to keep the terrorists off guard from starting any fires.
http://www.wnd.com/2013/09/are-terrorists-setting-u-s-wildfires/