coolhardy
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I doubt if at any time sense the last ice age the river had failed to freeze over for at least a couple weeks. At LEAST.
And you would be wrong. Which river are you talking about and I will show you.
The Saginaw river. And it has frozen over every year that I can remember. Sometimes at least for a couple months. Maybe longer. Maybe you would like to look up the icebergs that pushed up against the shore of Saginaw bay. I think it was back in the mid to late 60's.
It failed to freeze twice in the 1930's. I am trying to figure out a way to get a section of a study past a paywall in a way the author will approve of. When I do I will post the section. They had extensive drought through the 1930's especially in the western part of the basin.
I wasn't around in the 30's. But the dust bowl was. And that was caused by human activity too.
Yes, it was, but not the heat part of it. The misuse of farmland was the cause brought about by extreme drought. And that shows why your experience is meaningless. You live a very short time so the Earths processes, which operate on vast time scales are beyond your ability to understand.
I don't know what you're saying. I don't think that you do either. But I will guess what you're saying. You can tell me if I an right or not. It was a drought that brought about the dust bowl and not the misuse of marginal farm land. Next, you must have seen a graph or two that I showed. The problem is the man made problems that are going on over a very short time scale. Or is that beyond your understanding.