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Earlier about, this about the fears of more violence about the capitol. madison cawthorn, threat and bloodshed, this is some reporting, over fictitious rigged elections this. we congressman liz cheney, said to cbsn response, she said, using language that seems intended to incite violence, i think every member ought to condemn, that and id like to see leader mccarthy, very clearly condemn. and explain how dangerous it is. i dont think we should be holding our breath for that to happen, but this i...

Christopher bert. its gotta be a bit screwy in terms of 1913 when it looked like maybe he was just filling in the spaces because weve seen them all of the same, day after day, but the temperature was very varying widely from day to day at all the other surrounding sites. so, there was a little bit of a red flag at the beginning there. the world meteorological 0rganisation verifies temperature records and they signed off the investigations saying that they have not seen enough evidence to discoun...

BILLINGS, Mont. — Huge gaps between air quality sensors in the western U.S. have created blind spots in the warning system for wildfire smoke plumes sweeping North America this summer,

Historian christopher burt. 0bservations got to be a little kind of screwy in may of 1913 when it kind of looked like maybe he was just filling in the spaces for the temperature, because they were kind of all the same day after day even though temperature was varying wildly from day to day at all the other surrounding sites. so that was kind of a little red flag at the beginning there. the world meteorological 0rganisation verifies temperature records, and randy cerveny who signs off their inves...

134 fahrenheit, back in 1913. but that reading, taken at this weather station, just doesnt add up, according to weather historian christopher burt. observations got to be a little kind of screwy in may of 1913 when it kind of looked like maybe he was just filling in the spaces for the temperature, because they were kind of all the same day after day even though temperature was varying wildly from day to day at all the other surrounding sites. so that was kind of a little red flag at the beginnin...

Peak rainfall was supposed to be from earlier this evening through 2:00 a.m. or 3:00 a.m., and then the rainfall will hopefully begin to taper off. the eye is about to go over the top of reserve. youre going to go through the eye. it has a gust of 75. were still getting hurricane gusts out of this. baton rouge, 45-mile-per-hour winds. i think youre on the good side, the weaker side, i should say. and new orleans, we just had a gust at 90 miles per hour. if thats true, that sensor is still workin...

Of all the same day after day even though temperature was varying wildly from day to day at all the other surrounding sites. so, that was kind of a little red flag in the beginning there. the world meteorological organisation verifies temperature records, and randy cerveny, who signs off their investigations, says he hasnt seen enough evidence to discount the 1913 reading. obviously we dont have as good of quality of data going back that time as we do with modern records today. we can take a rec...

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To that time as we do with modern records today. we can take the record and actually have the sensor that recorded it tested independently in a lab and make sure that it was working. we dont have that luxury back with observations that go back to the 1900s. but we do the best that we can and in the case of the death valley in 1913 record, the evidence just hasnt been presented yet that it was a faulty observation. wmo temperature verification takes time. injuly this year it officially recognised...

But that reading, taken at this weather station, just doesnt add up, according to weather historian christopher burt. observations got to be a little kind of screwy in may of 1913 when it kind of looked like maybe he was just filling in the spaces for the temperature, because they were kind of all the same day after day even though temperature was varying wildly from day to day at all the other surrounding sites. so that was kind of a little red flag at the beginning there. the world meteorologi...