WEATHER IN CHAOS What it Means - Garner Ted Armstrong - April 1977

Garner Ted Armstrong

There is a completely overlooked reason for America's unprecedented weather crisis. You need to know what it is. Never in the memory of most Americans has there been a winter like this past one. For weeks on end, the Big Freeze of '77 clamped the industrial heartland of America in an icy vise. Day after day of record-breaking subfreezing temperatures sent the economies of state after state in the eastern half of the nation careening into a tailspin. Millions of people were driven out of work, their factories, offices and businesses closed due to severe fuel shortages. Whole cities lay lifeless, buried under suffocating mountains of snow. Some people died trapped in their snowbound automobiles, or frozen to death in their own homes. Snow also fell deep into the Southeastern states, in some places where it had never before been seen. Virtually a whole season's crop of vegetables froze in the fields of southern Florida. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library