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From: AlleyCat <katt@gmail.com>
Newsgroups: alt.global-warming,alt.fan.rush-limbaugh,can.politics,alt.politics.liberalism,alt.politics.democrats,alt.politics.usa.republican
Subject: But No Where NEAR Unprecedented
Date: Sun, 30 Jun 2024 23:52:25 -0500
Organization: AlleyCat Computing, Inc.


And these are but a few of the storms we KNOW about. Before 1970, there's no 
telling HOW many June hurricanes we've had.

https://i.imgur.com/3XFzboC.mp4

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Hurricane Audrey (1957)

The only Category 4 June hurricane on record in the Atlantic Basin, Audrey 
roared ashore along the Texas and Louisiana border, claiming at least 416 lives 
in the U.S., the 7th deadliest U.S. tropical cyclone on record.  Only Hurricane 
Katrina (2005) claimed more lives since Audrey.

A storm surge up to 12.4 feet was measured in southwest Louisiana.  Add in 
waves as high as 20 feet on top of the storm surge, and you can see why Audrey 
was so deadly.  According to David Roth from NOAA's Hydrometeorological 
Prediction Center, 90-95% of buildings in Cameron and Lower Vermillion Parishes 
were damaged beyond repair.  Over 1.6 million acres of land were flooded by the 
storm surge in tandem with water backing up along rivers in southwest 
Louisiana.  

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Hurricane Alma (1966)

While not an especially destructive hurricane, Alma makes our list as the 
record earliest-in-season U.S. hurricane landfall (records dating to 1851), 
coming ashore along Florida's Apalachee Bay, on June 9, 1966.

Owing to Alma's landfall location in a sparsely-populated part of northern 
Florida, impact was rather minor.  Storm surge flooding and wind damage was 
observed in the Lower Keys.  A gust to 125 mph was clocked in the Dry Tortugas.  

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Hurricane Agnes (1972)

While Agnes made landfall in Florida as a Category 1 hurricane, its legacy is 
linked to its second wind as a tropical storm curling northwestward toward New 
York City, then stalling.  A large swath of 10"+ rain fell from northern 
Virginia to the Finger Lakes of New York.  

A dike was breached in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., sending a wall of water through the 
city.  Extensive flooding was seen all along the Susquehanna River, including 
Elmira, N.Y. and Harrisburg, Pa., the James River in Downtown Richmond, Va.  

In all, 122 were killed from Agnes and its remnant flooding.  At its time, 
Agnes was the costliest weather disaster in U.S. history, with total damage 
estimated at $2.1 billion.    

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June:

Avalanches Strand Dozens In Chile

Utah's Snowiest Two-Year Period On Record

Canada Hit With Extremes

Swiss Glacier Recovery

Ski Season Delays In S. America After Record Snow

Coldest Start To Winter In Decades For Parts Of Australia

Polar Blast Hits Australian Alps

Montana's Record Lows and Snows

Fresh Snowfall Hits Northwestern Peaks

Cold Records Fall In Montana And Alberta

Frosts Hit The Aussie Tropics

Queensland Freeze Breaks 32-Year Record

Record Cold British Columbia

New Study Identifies Antarctica's Record Winter Cold

More Monster Snowfalls Hit South America

Eastern Aussies Shiver

Unusual Summer Cold And Snow To Sweep America

Feet Of June Snow Hit Fonna, Norway As Europe Turns Blue

Eastern Australia Shivers

Record June Snow In The Alps

Summer In Japan Arrives a Little Late

Europe Chills

It Was A Cold May For Many
Heavy Snow Hits Northeast Iceland
UK Enduring A Historically Cold June
Frosts on June 11
Summer Snow In Northern India
50 Billion Tons Of Snow Has Fallen On Greenland So Far In June
Snowstorm In Himalayas Kills At Least 9
Snow Hits Parts of South Africa For First Time In 40 Years
Scotland Sees Snow
Global Temperature Drop (of COURSE... Hunga Tonga's Water Vapour!)
Warnings Issued In South Africa For "Disruptive Cold And Snow"
Coldest May Lows In 70-Years Hit Wagnerite, Australia
Argentina Abnormally Cold
Almost 7-Feet of June Snow Traps Hikers In German Alps
Snow Set For Scotland
Rare Frost Advisories In Ontario
It's Snowing In Northern India
Spring Freeze "Sharply Reduces" Russia's Wheat Harvest
Summer Skiing In Europe After Record-Breaking Spring Snow
Record Cold Strikes Japan
Frigid Streak At The South Pole
Low Olive Harvest In Greece Due To 'Weather Shifts'
Greenland's Record Ice Gains
Colder-Than-Average May In Europe
South America Freezes
U.S. Ski Industry Reports 5th-Best Season On Record
"Deep, Drifting Snow" Keeps Beartooth Closed
The Suess de Vries Cycle
Spring Anomalies From BC To SoCal
Winter Prolonged In Alaska
Australia's Cold And Snow
Chile's Weather Agency Got It Dead Wrong As South America Freezes
Spring Anomalies From BC To SoCal
Record May Cold Hits South Australia
Latest Snowfall In Decades At Snoqualmie
Frozen Turkey