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On this day, 2002, 22 year-old Beth O'Brien fell from a tree platform in the Eagle Creek area of Mount Hood while protesting a timber sale.




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Record Low Temps
Coast and valley see frigid temps

The National Weather Service in Portland issued the following Record Report on Monday. Note that records go back to the 19th century at most stations. And as meteorologist Dr. Roy Spencer pointed out, we still have a few months to go before the La Nina cold really takes hold.

Once the cold air mass over Western Oregon dried out, under clear skies, atmospheric carbon dioxide was not able to keep us warm.

Noted climate realist, Dr. Gordon Fulks said, "Perhaps Governor Brown needs to call Professor Phil Mote at OSU to find out what is going wrong with his climate theories. Could it be that CO2 is not a very important greenhouse gas after all? Water vapor, as a greenhouse gas and as clouds, is obviously doing the heavy lifting here. And when it disappears for a short while, we get cold. This is very elementary meteorology."

The report was prepared by Clinton Rockey in the National Weather Service Portland Office.

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RECORD EVENT REPORT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE PORTLAND OREGON
430 PM PST MON NOV 09 2020

...RECORD LOW TEMPERATURES ACROSS REGION THIS MORNING...

RATHER CHILLY AIR MASS SETTLED ACROSS THE REIGON OVER PAST FEW DAYS.
CLEAR SKIES WITH A DRY AIR MASS ALLOWED FOR TEMPERATURES TO DROP
QUICKLY SUNDAY NIGHT INTO MONDAY MORNING, WITH MOST AREAS IN THE 20S
TO LOWER 30S FOR OVERNIGHT LOWS.

FOLLOWING ARE NEW RECORD LOWS SET THIS MORNING...

AT ASTORIA OREGON...
A RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE OF 27 DEGREES TODAY.
THIS BREAKS THE PREVIOUS RECORD OF 29 SET IN 1978.

AT NEWPORT OREGON...
A RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE OF 30 DEGREES TODAY.
THIS TIES THE PREVIOUS RECORD OF 30 SET IN 1978.

AT SALEM OREGON...
A RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE OF 24 DEGREES TODAY.
THIS BREAKS THE PREVIOUS RECORD OF 25 SET IN 1936 AND 1920.

AT MCMINNVILLE OREGON...
A RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE OF 24 DEGREES TODAY.
THIS BREAKS PREVIOUS RECORD OF 25 SET IN 2018, 1948, 1936.

AT EUGENE OREGON...
A RECORD LOW TEMPERATURE OF 24 DEGREES TODAY.
THIS TIES THE PREVIOUS RECORD OF 24 SET IN 1982 AND 1948.

PERIOD OF RECORD FOR MOST OF THESE SITES IS 1892 TO 2020.


--Staff Reports with Dr. Gordon Fulks

Post Date: 2020-11-10 12:19:42Last Update: 2020-11-10 12:33:11



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