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Press July 18, 1980
Heat ties record in Dallas;
forecast offers no relief
By The Associated Press
Temperatures at the Dallas-Fort Worth Airport hit 100 degrees again Thursday, marking the 25th consecutive day the temperature has been 100 or higher and tying a record set in August 1952.
Nationwide, an unofficial count by The Associated Press shows a total of 935 heat-related deaths in 19 states. The hardest hit state is Missouri with 234 deaths - state health officials said the toll in a normal year is 10.
The National Weather Service said that although thunderstorm activity over the Gulf of Mexico had increased in the past week, a good sign for a potential change in Texas' torrid weather, there was no end in sight of the heat wave.
Fred Ostby, director of the National Severe Storms Forecast Center in Kansas City, predicted at least another five days of searing weather in the South, Southwest and Midwest. Ostby wouldn't make any prediction beyond that.
"It's a very tricky business, trying to predict when this thing will end and break up," Ostby said.
Forecasters say a routine high-pressure system stalled over Texas in late June and then expanded to cover the Midwest and South.
Ordinarily, easterly jet streams keep air masses moving and mixing with low-pressure systems, creating cool air and thunderstorms. But that hasn't happened, and meteorologists can't explain why it hasn't.
Georgia Gov. George Busbee declared a state of emergency as hospitals across the state reported sharp increases in emergency room visits and admissions because of the heat.
Note:
1. I hate Texas with a purple passion, of all the U.S. states... because I was double-crossed not once but twice in Texas, on a major scale, which caused me grievous harm. Anyplace, or anybody, doing such a thing to Ted Owens, the PK Man, is thereby doomed to terrible retaliation from other-dimensional powers. This action has occurred over and over again, through the years, as an individual would double-cross me and then later would be killed in a car crash or drop dead unexpectedly from a brain hemorrhage or whatever. I could cite a dozen such happenings.
2. In all of my major demonstrations of psi-force, and working with my UFOs (control of Florida, etc.) strange, mysterious things occur which the authorities cannot explain (or which haven't happened in this century, or haven't happened in several hundred years, etc.)
-Owens
Press July 18, 1980
Heat ties record in Dallas;
forecast offers no relief
By The Associated Press
Temperatures at the Dallas-Fort Worth Airport hit 100 degrees again Thursday, marking the 25th consecutive day the temperature has been 100 or higher and tying a record set in August 1952.
Nationwide, an unofficial count by The Associated Press shows a total of 935 heat-related deaths in 19 states. The hardest hit state is Missouri with 234 deaths - state health officials said the toll in a normal year is 10.
The National Weather Service said that although thunderstorm activity over the Gulf of Mexico had increased in the past week, a good sign for a potential change in Texas' torrid weather, there was no end in sight of the heat wave.
Fred Ostby, director of the National Severe Storms Forecast Center in Kansas City, predicted at least another five days of searing weather in the South, Southwest and Midwest. Ostby wouldn't make any prediction beyond that.
"It's a very tricky business, trying to predict when this thing will end and break up," Ostby said.
Forecasters say a routine high-pressure system stalled over Texas in late June and then expanded to cover the Midwest and South.
Ordinarily, easterly jet streams keep air masses moving and mixing with low-pressure systems, creating cool air and thunderstorms. But that hasn't happened, and meteorologists can't explain why it hasn't.
Georgia Gov. George Busbee declared a state of emergency as hospitals across the state reported sharp increases in emergency room visits and admissions because of the heat.
Note:
1. I hate Texas with a purple passion, of all the U.S. states... because I was double-crossed not once but twice in Texas, on a major scale, which caused me grievous harm. Anyplace, or anybody, doing such a thing to Ted Owens, the PK Man, is thereby doomed to terrible retaliation from other-dimensional powers. This action has occurred over and over again, through the years, as an individual would double-cross me and then later would be killed in a car crash or drop dead unexpectedly from a brain hemorrhage or whatever. I could cite a dozen such happenings.
2. In all of my major demonstrations of psi-force, and working with my UFOs (control of Florida, etc.) strange, mysterious things occur which the authorities cannot explain (or which haven't happened in this century, or haven't happened in several hundred years, etc.)
-Owens
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“800718 Note,” Archive Home, accessed July 28, 2026, https://pkman.org/archive/items/show/401.