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Records Since 1895 Rank Wettest Septembers in Nine States
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Stacker compiled per-state rankings of the wettest Septembers since 1895 for Vermont, Virginia, Rhode Island, Utah, and South Dakota, based on total precipitation and including state-wide highs and lows and average temperatures. The articles provide a state-by-state breakdown of which Septembers were the wettest using data from the National Centers for Environmental Information.
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South Dakota's extreme rainfall totals in those years show how fast things can turn from drought to flood.
STEVE MILLOY: Judge-Grooming By Green Activists Must End
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— Aug 17, 2025
Well, isn’t this convenient? The Climate Judiciary Project (CJP), an organization launched by the left-wing Environmental Law Institute to “train” America’s judges in the dark art of climate alarmism – has quietly swept…
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Paul McCartney Declares God Only Knows Greatest Song
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— Aug 22, 2026
A cross-section of enduring musical milestones shows how artists across decades have shaped genres: Paul McCartney lauds The Beach Boys’ God Only Knows as a revolutionary love song, The Box Tops’ The Letter became a quick No. 1 hit, John Prine’s Paradise fused nostalgia with environmental critique, 1973’s trio of country songs highlighted durable storytelling, and Dolly Parton’s work transcended country with hits like I Will Always Love You and Jolene, later amplified by Whitney Houston’s iconic cover. This collage underscores music’s lasting influence through boundary-pusting writing, rapid-chart classics, and genre-busting crossover fame.
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Jon on Trump's Meme Assault on Canada & the Alternate Reality He's Constructed | The Daily Show
The Daily Show · 8.3M views · Sep 9, 2026
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Afriski Africa's Alpine Gem Draws Tourists
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— Jul 21, 2026
Afriski Mountain Resort in Lesotho’s Maluti Mountains is the continent’s only fully operational ski destination in sub‑Saharan Africa, relying on high altitude and extensive artificial snowmaking to sustain a 17‑hectare, roughly 1‑kilometer groomed run that draws thousands of visitors, mainly from South Africa, and supports tens of thousands in regional tourism spending and hundreds of jobs. Yet the resort faces climate and resource pressures, including drought and the energy-intensive snowmaking needed to keep slopes open, highlighting the fragile balance between its economic impact and environmental challenges in a warming Southern Hemisphere.
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White House Weighs Using Defense Production Act To Expand Oil Refining, Report Says
Simon August · 3 min · 4h
