1933 : Heatwave Made New Jersey Road Explode

ScreenHunter 10 Sep. 24 20.33 1933 : Heatwave Made New Jersey Road Explode

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3 Responses to 1933 : Heatwave Made New Jersey Road Explode

  1. avatar Ivan says:

    1921:
    “The three months’ drought on the Swiss glaciers has caused the water of the lakes to sink so low that pre-historic lake dwellings are visible at several places…These Swiss lake dwellings, which were revealed to the world in 1854 by a drought similar to the present one..”
    ~16 July 1921
    http://trove.nla.gov.au/ndp/del/article/22613114?

  2. avatar Mike Davis says:

    The official thermometer for New York was in a shaded shelter on TOP of a sky scraper! So much for comparing it to a thermometer sited 1.5 meters above a surface that represents the surrounding environment. Which today is probably located at an airport.
    They may as well throw away the surface temperature records and start over!

    • avatar Mike Davis says:

      The actual surface temperature could well have been 29F higher than the recorded temperature. That is some kind of error bars when we are talking difference in hundredths of a degree.
      The nice folks at the NCDC should be sacked for fraud!

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