2011 was the driest year on record for Texas.
2011 was the driest year on record for Texas.
Hobbes said:
High corn prices don't lend themselves to a high cattle market. Just checked and corn is nearing $8 and feeder cattle were limit down. Might be time yet to get cheap cattle before it all comes to a head.
LightningCrash said:
Damn near was for OK as well. The 30s and 50s were 8-10+ year droughts. Just because a summer is record breaking doesn't make it unnatural.
The Great Chinese Famine is the worst drought on record.
If the earth is warming, doesn't that mean more water is evaporating from lakes and rivers, which would put more moisture into the atmosphere, which would result in more rain?
I'm not a scientist, so I dont know.
I'm not a scientist, so I dont know.
Look, they have been making record corn crops year after year in the Midwest. They are due a below average year. Don't take localized weather patterns and make grand assumptions that man is dictating the weather. Climate is what you think you're going to get and weather is what you actually get. They seldom match up.
That's happening in a lot of places. Just not here.
I'm not a scientist either though.
Obviously the climatologists are out of their element.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/gallery/2012/jul/15/japan-floods-flooding-rainfall
Poor Japanese can't get a break.
LightningCrash said:
Drink it up!
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