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[flacaltenn]

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Are you suggesting that Noah's flood is evidence of extreme weather prior to human GHG emissions?

Could be..... Some stuff that happens to be in the Bible DID happen. And it happened across multiple cultures.. About 5000BC, when GLOBAL WARMING was still melting all those glaciers and the seas were adjusting to their new high levels...

PBS - Scientific American Frontiers | Beneath the Sea | Noah's Flood

New Evidence Suggests Biblical Great Flood of Noah's Time Happened, Archaeologist Says - ABC News

 

[westwall]

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Are you suggesting that Noah's flood is evidence of extreme weather prior to human GHG emissions?

Sure. There's ample evidence that there was a great flood prior to mans rise. Hell there was a recent example back in 1862 when the Central Valley of California turned into a lake. Its called an "atmospheric river' and wow, look at that..it happened when CO2 levels were totally, and I mean totally "safe".



In 1860 the population of California was 380,000 according to the official U.S. census (this figure may not have included Chinese immigrants). There are 38 million residents in the state now. In 1861 there was no formal weather service in existence, just a handful of individuals who kept data in such places as San Francisco, Sacramento, San Diego, and Los Angeles (a small village at that time). San Francisco was far and away the largest city in the state accounting for about 50,000 of the 380,000 state residents.

"The first rain of the 1861-1862 season occurred on November 10th according to San Francisco records. By the end of November 4.10” of rain had fallen, well above the average of 3.20”. The first half of December brought an additional 3.27” and then the rains began in earnest on December 23. Between then and January 22 an amazing 29.28” of rain was recorded in the city. An additional 1.35” fell the last of week of January (the calendar month of January total being 24.36” and the Dec.-Jan. total being 33.90”) and February produced another 7.53”. San Francisco’s normal annual rainfall is 22.28”. Sacramento recorded 23.68” during the two-month period of December-January (annual average is 19.87”). In San Diego 8.76” was recorded (annual average 10.77”) and estimates of 35” accumulated in the Los Angeles area (annual average 15.14”). In the Sierra Nevada foothills truly extraordinary amounts of precipitation were reported including 102” in the mining town of Sonora over the two-month period. Flooding that had begun during the December deluges increased in scope and intensity throughout January. The capital city of Sacramento was flooded by ten feet of water and the new governor had to travel to his inauguration in a rowboat."




Weather Extremes : California's Superstorm: The USGS ARkstorm Report and the Great Flood of 1862 | Weather Underground

 

[flacaltenn]

Don't you remember the Bill Cosby version of the Noah story?

When God to spoke to Noah and told him his plan to smite the sinners with 100 days of fire and lighting from the heavens ------ .
Noah said to God --- "why don't you just make it rain for 40 days and 40 nights and wait for their sewer system to back up"??
And God replies -- "Great plan !!"


Must have lived in California..