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To: Brumar89 who wrote (860048)	5/26/2015 11:26:28 AM
From: Wharf Rat	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1573885

"Denial of things science has known about for centuries is now required for liberals" Actually, it is the hallmark of denial. GHG's were discovered in the 1850's, and AGW in 1896. Killer heat wave in India and even extreme rain and floods in the USA don't get a hearing at WUWT... Sou \| 2:14 PM Anthony Watts almost never reports extreme weather consistent with climate change, unless it's heavy snow (or hail that Anthony mistook for snow!). Anthony claims he used to be a meteorologist. He used to tell weather forecasts on television and still does give weather reports on his local radio station AFAIK. Which makes it all the more strange that he rarely reports on extreme weather. So far his almost total lack of reporting on the drought and record temperatures in his home state of California is a wonder. Record-breaking rains and massive flooding across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Louisiana Here's the latest that you haven't seen at WUWT. It's the wild weather and record-breaking rains in Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana and Arkansas. I started writing this a day or so ago and let it rest for a while. I figured maybe Anthony Watts, ex-meteorologist from the USA, would write something after he'd collected enough you-tube videos and photographs and confirmed all the broken records. There's still no sign of him being aware of the grave situation not far to the east of him. The Texas drought has finally broken - with a vengeance. Some call it weather whiplash. From extreme dry to extreme rain - with more than 90% of Texas having been declared at risk of flash flooding. The Blanco River near San Marcos didn't just break the previous flood record, it smashed it: blog.hotwhopper.com