The world
is burning:
Aside
from the Carr fire, which burned 89,000 acres as of Sunday morning, among the
most serious are:
— The
Cranston fire in the San Jacinto Mountains that burned 13,000 acres and several
homes.
— The
Ferguson fire near Yosemite National Park that closed the park and burned
53,000 acres.
— The
River fire in Mendocino County that has burned 13,000 acres and four homes.
— The
Ranch fire, also in Mendocino County, that has burned 11,000 acres.
— The
Steele fire in Napa County, which burned 150 acres and seven structures.
— The
Natches fire on the California-Oregon border, which has burned 4,600 acres.
Several
cities set all-time heat records this year — in July — but the most serious
heat waves, Patzert said, typically don't arrive until September.
"The
dog days are not here yet," he said. "We're in for a long, hot
summer."
Greek,
Sweden, and Italy fires as well:
The
answers are there if you choose to look and understand.
YET
ANOTHER ATTACK BY THE RELIGION OF PEACE!
60
years of NASA lies:
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