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Wildfires in Sevier County, Tennessee.,Gatlinburg Fire's: Death toll rises to 7 And Al Gore Army Will Blame on You Guess It ,Global Warming

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  The three additional bodies that have been recovered after fires in Sevier County, Tennessee, were found at the same residence, authorities said.  [Breaking news update, posted at 4:21 p.m. ET] Officials have recovered the bodies of three more people killed in the wildfires in Sevier County, Tennessee. A total of seven people have died, authorities said Wednesday. Sevier County Mayor Larry Waters says more than 400 structures have been destroyed by fires in the country. Three people were rescued. He thanked "the big guy up above" for the rain Wednesday, which has helped firefighters. [Previous version, posted at 2:30 p.m.] James Wood's mother was telling him on the phone that the wildfire that had roared into Gatlinburg had ignited her home. Then he lost the connection. He hasn't heard from his mom, Alice Hagler, since that Monday night. Hagler is one of several people said to be missing after wildfires scorched roughly 15,000 acr...
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Hey Al Gore, What Happen Here? Here Other An Inconvenient Truth For You Al Gore NOAA: U.S. Completes Record 11 Straight Seasons Without Major Hurricane Strike

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  Today the United Sates completes a record 11 straight hurricane season without a major hurricane striking the U.S. mainland, according to the  National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration . An unprecedented 11 years, one month and six days has passed since the last major hurricane struck the U.S. mainland, according to  data going back to 1851 compiled by NOAA. “The 2016 hurricane season will end officially on November 30.  Hurricane Wilma  was the last major hurricane (on the  Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale ) to strike the U.S. (October 24, 2005),” NOAA spokesman Dennis Feltgen told CNSNews.com. Major hurricanes, defined on the scale as a Category 3 or above, are characterized by wind speeds of 111 mph or higher and strong storm surges capable of causing “devastating” or “catastrophic” damage. “It is important to note that this scale covers  only  the wind impact,” Feltgen noted. “It has nothing to do with the ...

'Al Gore's Wrong'!!! Again!

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'Al Gore's Wrong'!!! Again! , His Latest Global Warming Narrative Fail

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