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Governor Cuomo launched into a climate change-related statement during an interview. Certain weather events “were not” experienced in New York before climate change. Hurricanes? Not experienced in New York before. Severe weather events experienced recently? Ditto, not before climate change.<\/p>\n
However, in 1635, a hurricane made landfall in the Massachusetts Bay colony. In 1667, a hurricane struck the mid-Atlantic states. In 1693, a hurricane hit Virginia and impacted inlets as far as Fire Island… In New York.<\/p>\n
In October 1743, a powerful storm hit the eastern seaboard and impacted the Northeast. It apparently was a week hurricane or strong tropical storm.<\/p>\n
One common denominator among these dates? They occurred during the Mini Ice Age. Perhaps these powerful storms that we are experiencing all over the country, to include New York, are a symptom of our either being at the beginning of a new little ice age, or about to be in one.<\/p>\n
From The Washington Examiner:<\/span><\/p>\n “Anyone who questions extreme weather and climate change is just delusional at this point. We have seen, in the state of New York, what everyone has seen. We’ve seen these weather patterns that we never had before,” Cuomo said.<\/p>\n “We didn’t have hurricanes, we didn’t have superstorms, we didn’t have tornadoes. This is a storm that came up just overnight, dropped about 5 inches of rain, and it was, literally, a matter of life and death for people,” he continued.<\/p>\n The governor relayed the story of one rescue he witnessed in which emergency officials saved a family of five, including an infant, from a flooded a home.<\/p>\n “It was a very dangerous and very precarious situation,” Cuomo said. “This is a recurring pattern, and anyone who is still in denial is making a very serious mistake.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n From his mouth:<\/span><\/p>\n