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at alarming new threat to California climate scientists. New computer mob was predicted the fast melting Arctic sea ice would reduce California rain by Fi. The Times complained that this
new research proved how dumb President Trump's policies are. Trump had pulled us out of the Paris Climate Agreement brought to us by the enlightened genius Baracus, saying, oh so to recap in December two thousand seventeen, we got a very specific, deadly warning global warming will block rainfall, dangerous increasing droughts will hit California not fifty years out, but in the near future. And Trump is an idiot. Well, March fourteenth, two thousand nineteen qualifies as the near future, right,
So get this l A Times headline. California is drought free for the first time in nearly a decade, and exceptionally wet winter, which was not predicted by the climate doomsday models, filled all the states reservoirs. Tons of snow were dumped on the mountains, and now there's no drought anywhere in California. Trump and the Paris Agreement are not mentioned in the story, and neither is the stupidly wrong prediction from the l A. Times and its climate scientists
from December two thousand and seventeen. I wouldn't ever listen to them again. They don't know what they're talking about.