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  • Hauraki gulf, 2 February 1936

    From Gordon@21:1/5 to All on Sat Feb 11 23:07:40 2023
    https://www.haurakigulfweather.com/king-tides-1

    "1936 Saw 2 major ex-tropical cyclones pound the shores around the Hauraki Gulf. The first storm was on hit the Hauraki Gulf on the morning 2nd
    February 1936, causing extensive damage. A 2nd storm arrived 26th March
    1936 which conincided with a King Tide and the highest recorded sea level
    of the 20th century."

    A bit of balance for the climate change religion folks.

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  • From Tony@21:1/5 to Gordon on Sat Feb 11 23:12:06 2023
    Gordon <Gordon@leaf.net.nz> wrote: >https://www.haurakigulfweather.com/king-tides-1

    "1936 Saw 2 major ex-tropical cyclones pound the shores around the Hauraki >Gulf. The first storm was on hit the Hauraki Gulf on the morning 2nd
    February 1936, causing extensive damage. A 2nd storm arrived 26th March
    1936 which conincided with a King Tide and the highest recorded sea level
    of the 20th century."

    A bit of balance for the climate change religion folks.
    Yep, there is very little new happening today.

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  • From John Bowes@21:1/5 to Gordon on Sat Feb 11 15:54:55 2023
    On Sunday, February 12, 2023 at 12:07:43 PM UTC+13, Gordon wrote:
    https://www.haurakigulfweather.com/king-tides-1

    "1936 Saw 2 major ex-tropical cyclones pound the shores around the Hauraki Gulf. The first storm was on hit the Hauraki Gulf on the morning 2nd
    February 1936, causing extensive damage. A 2nd storm arrived 26th March
    1936 which conincided with a King Tide and the highest recorded sea level
    of the 20th century."

    A bit of balance for the climate change religion folks.

    A waste of time if you expect it to affect Rich's claimed scientific degree. You know the one he refuses to give anything that may suggest he's not lying...

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  • From John Bowes@21:1/5 to Crash on Sat Feb 11 15:58:38 2023
    On Sunday, February 12, 2023 at 12:54:53 PM UTC+13, Crash wrote:
    On 11 Feb 2023 23:07:40 GMT, Gordon <Gor...@leaf.net.nz> wrote:

    https://www.haurakigulfweather.com/king-tides-1

    "1936 Saw 2 major ex-tropical cyclones pound the shores around the Hauraki >Gulf. The first storm was on hit the Hauraki Gulf on the morning 2nd >February 1936, causing extensive damage. A 2nd storm arrived 26th March >1936 which conincided with a King Tide and the highest recorded sea level >of the 20th century."

    A bit of balance for the climate change religion folks.
    The current (Gabrielle) and recent (Hale) cyclones are arriving more frequently and with greater severity. The debate is whether this is
    because of world-wide temperature increases and whether said increases
    are the result of human activity (energy consumption over the last few centuries).

    Except the hotting up isn't over the whole planet. Recently cold spots have started popping up. One of which apparently caused a cold snap in Australia. Something the global warming crowd (lets be honest about them) have been unable to explain :)

    If the latter is true, those of us living in every southern hemisphere country are doomed because the source of almost all human-made
    emissions is in the northern hemisphere.


    --
    Crash McBash

    The latest suggest we can expect a decrease in tropical cyclones. Guess ya pays ya money and takes ya pick :)

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  • From Crash@21:1/5 to Gordon on Sun Feb 12 12:54:51 2023
    On 11 Feb 2023 23:07:40 GMT, Gordon <Gordon@leaf.net.nz> wrote:

    https://www.haurakigulfweather.com/king-tides-1

    "1936 Saw 2 major ex-tropical cyclones pound the shores around the Hauraki >Gulf. The first storm was on hit the Hauraki Gulf on the morning 2nd
    February 1936, causing extensive damage. A 2nd storm arrived 26th March
    1936 which conincided with a King Tide and the highest recorded sea level
    of the 20th century."

    A bit of balance for the climate change religion folks.

    The current (Gabrielle) and recent (Hale) cyclones are arriving more
    frequently and with greater severity. The debate is whether this is
    because of world-wide temperature increases and whether said increases
    are the result of human activity (energy consumption over the last few centuries).

    If the latter is true, those of us living in every southern hemisphere
    country are doomed because the source of almost all human-made
    emissions is in the northern hemisphere.


    --
    Crash McBash

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  • From Ras Mikaere@21:1/5 to All on Mon Feb 13 00:22:03 2023
    Ernest Rutherford Is Dead Long Time Now.
    And Likes Of The Rt. Hon. David Lange Is Rare -- Now Extinct.
    Who Else You Got "kiwis" ??
    The [Wet And Forget] Blue Ocean / Blueberry Flavour Wine Cooler
    Inventor Does Not Count, As Being An Einstein.

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