In a story at Radio Iowa, the climate alarmism is being raised another notch as "Iowa farmers warned to prep for more wild weather": A new report on climate change offers a warning for farmers across Iowa and the Midwest to prepare for significant weather-related challenges in the years ahead. Climate scientist Don Wilhite says average temperatures will continue rising in our region with a substantial increase in high-temperature stress days over 100 degrees. We do need to have a discussion about the number of days over 100 degrees (aka, >100º F) in Iowa.  Here are the trends in number of days per year >100º F since records began in the 1800s for Iowa's four climate sub-regions from the NOAA National Weather Service database: The data speaks for itself.  In recent decades, the state has seen nothing close to the number of days above 100º F that it experienced during the 1930s.  The Waterloo area had 15 days...(Read Full Post)