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Todd Tomlinson
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We were at the Oregon coast yesterday where it was over 100 - unheard of temperatures.   Our hotel didn't have air conditioning as rarely is the Oregon coast hotter than the 70's.   This morning we woke up to 62 degrees and it felt great.   Driving home (Monday) we went from 62 at noon on the coast to 114 in Portland in a matter of 50 minutes.    52 degree difference between Cannon Beach and Portland.   Something Biblical is going on.    Our yard is dead -- our plants - which I deep watered on Sunday morning - are all wilted.    Fortunately we have whole house air conditioning - otherwise it would be absolutely unbearable.    They're saying its a once in a thousand year event.  With the drought, high temperatures, we're in for a doozy of a fire season.   Last summer was pretty scary with all the evacuations just a couple of miles from our house.   Lord get us out of here!


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Tammie
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Just an every 1000 year event Todd — yep sounds like “somebody” is trying to get the attention of folks ….. :mdrmdr: :calvin


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Yohanan
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Charlie Garrett (The Superior Word) mentioned in his latest prophecy update that California may be regretting the call to have everyone driving electric cars given the high demand on electricity there. Lol! I love irony!


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Patricia N.
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Yes, they are already telling people to save energy during peak hours by not charging their cars.
Also, we are not supposed to use major appliances, do laundry, wash dishes, etc.

 

 


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Geri9
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Headline news this morning

Dangerous Heat Wave Is Literally Melting Critical Infrastructure in the Pacific Northwest

Its so hot in the Pacific Northwest that roads are buckling

Record-breaking heat wave strikes Pacific Northwest, causing power outages

 

 

 


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