Blaming the heat on OVER PLOUGHING combined with hot dry weather is a big stretch of the truth.
The key component as you quoted: "Three multi-year periods of drought unfolded between 1928 and 1942, with virtually no break in between.
"Much of the topsoil across the central United States simply blew away during those nasty years. The bare landscape allowed for maximal warming from the summer sun, which in turn helped reinforce the deep atmospheric heat that prevailed. Day-to-day weather patterns sometimes pushed the dust and heat all the way to the East Coast."
Funny that hey. Lack of cloud and extra surface absorbed solar radiation. LOL yeah it gets freaking HOT. A lack of GHGs protecting the surface of the Earth from direct solar radiation does in fact have major ramifications of HEAT at the surface. LOL Did you look up Greame Stephens Head of NASA's Climate Division like I asked you to. Are you disputing Greame's take on the effect of a LACK of GHG protective cover from the sun.
