At The Dallas Morning News, there is an article promoting NASA's latest uber-alarmist study on the impending American megadrought which apparently will wreak climate chaos on the Dallas-Fort Worth region: "North Texas' current drought dates back to October 2010, and as we noted only yesterday Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport is short some 40 inches of rainfall between then and now. We've missed out on more than a year's worth of rainfall in the last five years. And there’s nothing in the long-term forecast to suggest we’re in store for the prolonged periods of rain needed to help make a dent in the current drought ... As of today, Dallas' reservoirs are down 33.48 percent. One year ago they were down 29 percent. The year before, 12 percent. And it's not likely to get any better. From NASA’s release, 'In the Southwest, climate change would likely cause reduced rainfall and increased temperatures that will evaporate...(Read Full Post)