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To: Eric who wrote (45260)	12/27/2013 11:18:31 AM
From: Thomas A Watson	Respond to of 86356

Dear Eric the debunked, So one of the AGWDDDD true beliefs or tenets is that violent weather will increase due too increases in the bouggy man CO2. ‘Least extreme U.S. weather years ever?’: 2013 shatters the record for fewest U.S. tornadoes — 15% lower than previous record — 2013 also had the fewest U.S. forest fires since 1984 Source: NOAA By: Marc Morano - Climate DepotDecember 27, 2013 9:39 AM with 17 comments Much to the chagrin of man-made global warming activists who want to tie every weather event to so called ‘global weirding’, 2013 has turned out to be one of the “least extreme” weather year in U.S. history. See: New Study: ’2013 ranks as one of the least extreme U.S. weather years ever’– Many bad weather events at ‘historically low levels’ ‘Whether you’re talking about tornadoes, wildfires, extreme heat or hurricanes, the good news is that weather-related disasters in the US are all way down this year compared to recent years and, in some cases, down to historically low levels.’ Extreme Heat: The number of 100 degree days may ‘turn out to be the lowest in about 100 years of records’ Hurricanes: ‘We are currently in the longest period (8 years) since the Civil War Era without a major hurricane strike in the US (i.e., category 3, 4 or 5)’ ( last major hurricane to strike the US was Hurricane Wilma in 2005) The latest data show both tornadoes and now wildfires in dramatic decline.