June 02, 2013
Woodward Ranch, Texas (about 17 miles northwest of D’Hanis, which is 40 miles west of San Antonio) measured an amazing 10.00″ in 1 hour, 15.00″ in 2 hours and a world record 22.00″ in 2 hours and 45 minutes on May 31,1935 between 3:00-6:00 a.m. This was an especially interesting event since, just hours earlier, a rain gauge in eastern Colorado (at a location 25 miles northeast of Colorado Springs) measured 24″ of rain in a 6-hour period between noon-6:00 p.m. May 30th (22.80″ of which fell in just 4 hours). Several other gauges in eastern Colorado also measured amounts close to this, lending creditability to the figure
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Just proves that Warmistas like Heidi do not know how to count.
Numbers are difficult after all. Acting on your concerns, beliefs and perceptions is much easier and makes her feel good.
“Math is hard!”
You’re just a troublemaker…
Facts to liberals.
Kryptonite to Superman.
No… Warmists will ignore facts… Superman couldn’t ignore Kryptonite.