I want that "Global Warming" back! NOW WITH EL NINO's RETURN!

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81.2 in my part of Chicagoland - humid as all heck, too.

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Record lows in May 2009. If these were record highs instead, the media would be talking about it nonstop and Anderson Cooper would have a CNN Special on it repeating ad nauseam.

Date

City

Degrees
Fahrenheit

May 25

Memorial Day weekend finds Oregon's high country camp and picnic spots buried beneath 8 feet of snow - "Even at lower elevations, some roads are blocked by large, impassable drifts.

"Some of our more popular spots are snowed-in still," said Rick Acosta, a

Forest Service spokesman. "A lot of those campgrounds are normally open for Memorial

Day, but this year, they are not."

http://www.oregonlive.com/news/index.ssf/2009/05/camping_this_weekend_many_oreg.html

Thanks to Becky Khan for this link

May 21

Record low temperatures in 15 states - still no mention in the media
21 May 09 - New record lows: 30 + Tied: 21 = Total: 51

21 May 2009	Record New (30) Tied (21)	Previous Record	Previous Year	Period of Record
EASTMAN 1 W, GA	45.0°F	46.0°F	2002	105
KAILUA 446, HI	53.0°F	54.0°F	2004	95
LIHUE WSO AP 1020.1, HI (PLIH)	61.0°F	61.0°F	1985	59
KANEOHE NAVY AIR STN, HI	64.0°F	64.0°F	1997	62
GRACE, ID	25.0°F	25.0°F	2001	99
GIBBONSVILLE, ID	27.0°F	27.0°F	2001	47
PAINTSVILLE 1 E, KY	41.0°F	41.0°F	2002	31
HOMER 3 SSW, LA	47.0°F	47.0°F	2002	57
CASCADE 20 SSE, MT	18.0°F	21.0°F	2001	51
PHILIPSBURG RS, MT	19.0°F	23.0°F	1973	51
DRUMMOND AVIATION, MT	19.0°F	21.0°F	2001	61
MARTINSDALE 3 NNW, MT	21.0°F	22.0°F	1963	77
SIMPSON 6 N WILDHORSE, MT	22.0°F	23.0°F	1963	75
FT BENTON, MT	27.0°F	30.0°F	1975	87
ANACONDA, MT	27.0°F	29.0°F	2001	52
CHOTEAU, MT	28.0°F	29.0°F	1937	43
CHINOOK, MT	29.0°F	29.0°F	1965	106
GREAT FALLS AP, MT (KGTF)	30.0°F	30.0°F	2001	61
VALENTINE, MT	30.0°F	31.0°F	1908	48
DANBURY, NC	31.0°F	35.0°F	2002	47
ROXBORO 7 ESE, NC	35.0°F	39.0°F	2002	59
LOUISBURG, NC	36.0°F	37.0°F	2002	110
YADKINVILLE 6 E, NC	39.0°F	40.0°F	2002	51
SALISBURY, NC	42.0°F	42.0°F	1954	114
WILLISTON SLOULIN FLD, ND (KISN)	26.0°F	26.0°F	1931	114
HANNIBAL L&D, OH	34.0°F	37.0°F	1993	33
MEACHAM WSO AP, OR	25.0°F	28.0°F	1960	31
BAKER CITY AP, OR (KBKE)	26.0°F	27.0°F	1987	66
LEMOLO LAKE 3 NNW, OR	28.0°F	28.0°F	1992	30
WESTFALL, OR	31.0°F	31.0°F	1971	36
LAUREL MTN, OR	31.0°F	31.0°F	1992	31
OWYHEE DAM, OR	34.0°F	35.0°F	1987	72
RENOVO, PA	30.0°F	30.0°F	2002	46
EDEN, TX	40.0°F	46.0°F	1960	47
WATER VALLEY, TX	48.0°F	49.0°F	2002	44
MENARD, TX	49.0°F	50.0°F	1967	69
SOMERVILLE DAM, TX	52.0°F	52.0°F	1995	42
BEAUMONT CITY, TX	55.0°F	58.0°F	1919	67
VICTORIA ASOS, TX (KVCT)	56.0°F	56.0°F	2002	55
HARLINGEN RIO GRANDE VALLEY IN, TX (KHRL)	58.0°F	63.0°F	1994	36
BISHOP, TX	58.0°F	59.0°F	1942	31
HEBBRONVILLE, TX	59.0°F	59.0°F	1988	55
CORPUS CHRISTI AP, TX (KCRP)	59.0°F	59.0°F	1986	62
ROBSTOWN, TX	59.0°F	63.0°F	1993	51
CHATHAM, VA	32.0°F	37.0°F	2002	85
DANVILLE, VA	44.0°F	45.0°F	2002	92
WHITMAN MISSION, WA	32.0°F	32.0°F	1987	46
MOSES LAKE GRANT COUNTY AP, WA (KMWH)	35.0°F	37.0°F	1960	47
HOQUIAM BOWERMAN AP, WA (KHQM)	38.0°F	38.0°F	1973	58
CHIEF JOSEPH DAM, WA	38.0°F	39.0°F	1996	59
PINEVILLE, WV	35.0°F	35.0°F	2002	61

http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/...daily&elem=mint& month=5&day=21&year=2009&submitted=Get+Records

Thanks to Kenneth Lund for this link

May 20

Record low temperatures in 21 states -and still no word from the media
20 May 09 - Several of these records are more than 100 years old
New records: 55 + Tied: 30 = Total: 85

20 May 2009	Record New (55) Tied (30)	Previous Record	Previous Year	Period of Record
BREWTON 3 ENE, AL	46.0°F	46.0°F	2002	30
SILOAM 3 N, GA	42.0°F	43.0°F	2002	48
EASTMAN 1 W, GA	45.0°F	46.0°F	2002	107
KAILUA 446, HI	53.0°F	54.0°F	2004	95
LIHUE WSO AP 1020.1, HI	61.0°F	62.0°F	1985	59
BAYVIEW MODEL BASIN, ID	19.0°F	26.0°F	2003	61
BARBOURVILLE, KY	34.0°F	34.0°F	2002	57
BAXTER, KY	36.0°F	36.0°F	2002	57
PAINTSVILLE 1 E, KY	37.0°F	38.0°F	2002	31
SCOTTSVILLE, KY	42.0°F	43.0°F	2007	62
HOMER 3 SSW, LA	45.0°F	46.0°F	1968	57
RUSTON LA TECH, LA	48.0°F	48.0°F	1995	108
SALISBURY FAA AP, MD	32.0°F	34.0°F	2002	60
MECHANICSVILLE 5 NE, MD	37.0°F	39.0°F	2002	32
PATUXENT RIVER NAS, MD	43.0°F	44.0°F	2003	64
DUNKIRK 19NNE, MT	29.0°F	29.0°F	2003	63
DANBURY, NC	29.0°F	34.0°F	2002	47
BREVARD, NC	34.0°F	34.0°F	1976	90
ROXBORO 7 ESE, NC	35.0°F	36.0°F	2002	56
YADKINVILLE 6 E, NC	36.0°F	37.0°F	2002	51
STATESVILLE 2 NNE, NC	37.0°F	39.0°F	2007	103
LOUISBURG, NC	37.0°F	37.0°F	2002	110
BLACK MTN 2 W, NC	38.0°F	38.0°F	1995	56
REIDSVILLE 2 NW, NC	42.0°F	42.0°F	2002	46
WILLIAMSTON 1 E, NC	43.0°F	44.0°F	2002	53
WINSTON-SALEM REYNOLDS AP, NC (KINT)	44.0°F	46.0°F	1981	48
WILMINGTON 7 N, NC	49.0°F	49.0°F	1960	56
PINKHAM NOTCH, NH	28.0°F	28.0°F	2002	79
SURRY MTN LAKE, NH	29.0°F	29.0°F	1983	46
SUSSEX 2 NE, NJ	30.0°F	31.0°F	2002	101
BATH, NY	28.0°F	30.0°F	2002	46
WAVERLY, NY	32.0°F	32.0°F	2008	41
HANNIBAL L&D, OH	34.0°F	35.0°F	2002	33
IDABEL, OK	45.0°F	46.0°F	1981	84
LEMOLO LAKE 3 NNW, OR	22.0°F	29.0°F	1987	30
BURNS MUNI AP, OR (KBNO)	25.0°F	25.0°F	1987	36
LAUREL MTN, OR	31.0°F	31.0°F	1992	30
EUGENE MAHLON SWEET FL, OR (KEUG)	33.0°F	33.0°F	1976	69
MONTROSE, PA	26.0°F	26.0°F	2002	101
EVERETT, PA	28.0°F	30.0°F	2002	79
CONFLUENCE 1 SW DAM, PA	30.0°F	31.0°F	1956	62
TOWANDA 1 S, PA	32.0°F	32.0°F	1981	112
RENOVO, PA	33.0°F	34.0°F	2008	46
LANCASTER 2 NE FLTR PL, PA	36.0°F	37.0°F	2002	32
MARION, SC	43.0°F	46.0°F	1976	67
SULLIVANS IS, SC	48.0°F	50.0°F	2002	52
COPE RCH, TX	44.0°F	45.0°F	1986	44
BLANCO, TX	44.0°F	44.0°F	2002	108
EASTLAND, TX	45.0°F	46.0°F	1929	91
MENARD, TX	46.0°F	47.0°F	2002	68
WATER VALLEY, TX	47.0°F	47.0°F	1995	43
HICO, TX	47.0°F	48.0°F	1952	87
SOMERVILLE DAM, TX	49.0°F	52.0°F	1995	42
RAYMONDVILLE, TX	50.0°F	57.0°F	2002	92
FOWLERTON, TX	51.0°F	53.0°F	2002	50
FALFURRIAS, TX	54.0°F	57.0°F	1986	99
BEAUMONT CITY, TX	55.0°F	55.0°F	2007	68
MATAGORDA 2, TX	56.0°F	56.0°F	1981	80
PORT MANSFIELD, TX	57.0°F	59.0°F	1986	50
GRUNDY, VA	33.0°F	35.0°F	2002	42
WOODSTOCK 2 NE, VA	33.0°F	33.0°F	2002	112
ROCKY MT, VA	34.0°F	34.0°F	2002	108
CHATHAM, VA	35.0°F	36.0°F	2002	83
CHARLOTTESVILLE ALBEMARLE AP, VA	37.0°F	41.0°F	1992	35
CAMP PICKETT, VA	38.0°F	41.0°F	2002	35
JOHN H KERR DAM, VA	38.0°F	39.0°F	2002	59
WALLOPS ISLAND WALLOPS FLIGHT, VA	39.0°F	41.0°F	2002	42
DANVILLE RGNL AP, VA	39.0°F	45.0°F	2007	47
APPOMATTOX, VA	39.0°F	41.0°F	2002	45
WILLIAMSBURG 2 N, VA	42.0°F	43.0°F	2002	58
SUFFOLK LAKE KILBY, VA	43.0°F	44.0°F	2002	63
NORFOLK NAS, VA (KNGU)	50.0°F	50.0°F	2005	64
BOUNDARY DAM, WA	31.0°F	31.0°F	2001	40
BAYARD, WV	26.0°F	26.0°F	2002	97
FAIRMONT, WV	29.0°F	34.0°F	2002	103
PARSONS 1 NE, WV	29.0°F	32.0°F	1948	98
BUCKEYE, WV	29.0°F	30.0°F	2002	47
WEST UNION 2, WV	31.0°F	33.0°F	2002	35
MOOREFIELD 1 SSE, WV	31.0°F	31.0°F	2002	85
MIDDLEBOURNE 3 ESE, WV	31.0°F	32.0°F	1945	67
CACAPON SP 2, WV	32.0°F	39.0°F	1992	33
HAMLIN, WV	33.0°F	33.0°F	2002	66
CLARKSBURG 1, WV	33.0°F	34.0°F	1937	85
SUMMERSVILLE LAKE, WV	33.0°F	34.0°F	2002	40
HUNTINGTON SWG PL, WV	40.0°F	40.0°F	2002	37

http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climate/research/records/index.php?ts=daily&elem=mint&month=5&day=20&year=2009&submitted=Get+Records

Thanks to Kenneth Lund for this link

May 19

Record low temperatures in 28 states! - and nary a peep from the media
19 May 09 - "Wow, 99 new record lows in 28 states - more than half of the states!" says reader Chuck Clancy. "Curious, isn't it, how we hear nothing about them. A person actually has to search for them! Many of these records are over 100 years old, and a few 115 years old."

If there had been record warmth in 28 states, your would have seen "we're-
causing-global-warming" headlines plastered across the front page of almost
every newspaper in the country, and TV hosts would have gleefully announced
the dire news. . . . But had you even heard about this?

Total Number of Records for May 19, 2009
New: 99 + Tied: 66 = Total: 165

	Record New (99) Tied (66)	Previous Record	Previous Year	Period of Record
HIGHLAND HOME, AL	43.0°F	45.0°F	2007	115
LAFAYETTE, AL	44.0°F	45.0°F	2001	60
BREWTON, AL	48.0°F	48.0°F	2002	30
MURFREESBORO, AR	44.0°F	44.0°F	2007	33
LEOLA, AR	45.0°F	45.0°F	1976	43
HARTFORD , CT (KBDL)	34.0°F	35.0°F	2002	64
NEW HAVEN, CT	41.0°F	44.0°F	1952	32
WILMINGTON NEW CASTLE, DE	37.0°F	39.0°F	2003	64
MARIANNA, FL	54.0°F	57.0°F	2007	61
NEWNAN, GA	41.0°F	41.0°F	1976	103
WEST POINT, GA	45.0°F	45.0°F	1976	107
PLAINS SW GA EXP STN, GA	47.0°F	47.0°F	2007	53
KILAUEA, HI	59.0°F	59.0°F	1932	60
MOLOKAI AP, HI (PHMK)	61.0°F	61.0°F	2004	47
WAIMANALO EXP F 795.1, HI	62.0°F	63.0°F	1987	38
MT STERLING, KY	33.0°F	33.0°F	2002	104
PAINTSVILLE, KY	37.0°F	38.0°F	2002	30
COLFAX, LA	51.0°F	53.0°F	2007	30
LAKE ARTHUR, LA	55.0°F	57.0°F	1912	81
PITTSFIELD, MA	29.0°F	29.0°F	1944	45
SAVAGE RVR DAM, MD	30.0°F	33.0°F	2002	57
SALISBURY, MD (KSBY)	35.0°F	36.0°F	2002	60
MECHANICSVILLE, MD	37.0°F	41.0°F	2003	31
BALTIMORE, MD	38.0°F	39.0°F	2003	64
LONG FALLS DAM, ME	27.0°F	27.0°F	1981	54
BRUNSWICK, ME	33.0°F	33.0°F	1983	42
AUGUSTA, ME	34.0°F	34.0°F	1951	60
BALDWIN, MI	24.0°F	25.0°F	1954	73
GREENVILLE, MS	47.0°F	48.0°F	2002	47
DEL BONITA, MT	26.0°F	26.0°F	1997	43
TRANSOU, NC	28.0°F	29.0°F	1994	63
JEFFERSONE, NC	29.0°F	29.0°F	2002	82
MARSHALL, NC	32.0°F	32.0°F	2002	105
FLETCHER, NC	34.0°F	34.0°F	1976	49
ASHEVILLE,NC (KAVL)	35.0°F	36.0°F	1976	61
HENDERSON, NC	36.0°F	38.0°F	2007	109
ROXBORO, NC	36.0°F	38.0°F	2007	59
STATESVILLE, NC	37.0°F	37.0°F	2002	104
SALISBURY, NC	38.0°F	39.0°F	1976	115
CHARLOTTE DOUGLAS, NC	40.0°F	41.0°F	1976	64
MEDICINE CREEK DAM, NE	36.0°F	36.0°F	1983	55
BENTON, NH	28.0°F	28.0°F	1991	44
SUSSEX, NJ	30.0°F	30.0°F	1973	102
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ	34.0°F	34.0°F	2002	40
MILLVILLE MUNI, NJ	35.0°F	35.0°F	2002	59
SEABROOK FARMS, NJ	37.0°F	41.0°F	2002	40
DELHI, NY	25.0°F	25.0°F	1944	75
LITTLE VALLEY, NY	25.0°F	28.0°F	1973	65
FRANKLINVILLE, NY	26.0°F	27.0°F	1973	84
BAINBRIDGE, NY	26.0°F	29.0°F	1944	55
BATH, NY	27.0°F	28.0°F	1983	46
ITHACA CORNELL UNIV, NY	28.0°F	28.0°F	1944	115
ELMIRA, NY	28.0°F	30.0°F	1983	113
WAVERLY, NY	30.0°F	34.0°F	2007	41
BINGHAMTON, NY (KBGM)	31.0°F	31.0°F	2002	61
SYRACUSE, NY (KSYR)	32.0°F	32.0°F	1944	87
GENEVA RSCH FARM, NY	33.0°F	35.0°F	2002	40
WESTCHESTER CO, NY (KHPN)	37.0°F	37.0°F	2002	47
WARRENS, OH	29.0°F	30.0°F	1976	114
WOOSTER EXP STN, OH	32.0°F	32.0°F	1976	109
HANNIBAL L&D, OH	34.0°F	35.0°F	2002	33
PORTSMOUTH SCIOTOVILLE, OH	35.0°F	35.0°F	2002	115
TUSKAHOMA, OK	42.0°F	42.0°F	2002	49
MONTROSE, PA	25.0°F	29.0°F	2002	101
CHALK HILL, PA	26.0°F	30.0°F	2002	31
RENOVO, PA	27.0°F	34.0°F	2002	46
PUTNEYVILLE 2 SE DAM, PA	27.0°F	28.0°F	2002	64
HAWLEY, PA	28.0°F	28.0°F	2002	80
EVERETT, PA	28.0°F	30.0°F	1979	78
CLARION, PA	29.0°F	29.0°F	2002	62
TOWANDA 1 S, PA	29.0°F	30.0°F	1932	112
CONFLUENCE 1 SW DAM, PA	29.0°F	31.0°F	2002	61
BUTLER 2 SW, PA	30.0°F	30.0°F	2002	41
DUBOIS FAA AP, PA (KDUJ)	30.0°F	32.0°F	1973	40
WILKES BARRE SCRANTON, PA	30.0°F	32.0°F	2002	60
INDIANA 3 SE, PA	30.0°F	30.0°F	2002	62
WAYNESBURG 1 E, PA	31.0°F	33.0°F	1976	48
ALLENTOWN AP, PA (KABE)	32.0°F	35.0°F	2002	61
BLUE MARSH LAKE, PA	33.0°F	35.0°F	2002	31
WEST CHESTER 2 NW, PA	33.0°F	34.0°F	2003	103
SELINSGROVE 2 S, PA	34.0°F	34.0°F	1916	95
NESHAMINY FALLS, PA	34.0°F	36.0°F	2002	60
LEWISTOWN, PA	35.0°F	35.0°F	1973	69
SHIPPENSBURG, PA	36.0°F	36.0°F	2003	76
HAMBURG, PA	36.0°F	36.0°F	1925	68
LANCASTER 2 NE FLTR PL, PA	37.0°F	39.0°F	2002	32
CHESTER 1 NW, SC	40.0°F	40.0°F	1976	78
SULLIVANS IS, SC	44.0°F	49.0°F	1994	52
JOHNSON CITY, TX	43.0°F	43.0°F	2002	40
BLANCO, TX	44.0°F	46.0°F	2002	108
BOERNE, TX	45.0°F	45.0°F	1970	105
FREDERICKSBURG, TX	46.0°F	46.0°F	1986	86
SOMERVILLE DAM, TX	46.0°F	52.0°F	1995	42
JUNCTION FAA AP, TX	47.0°F	47.0°F	1968	73
ATHENS, TX	47.0°F	48.0°F	2002	55
SMITHVILLE, TX	47.0°F	50.0°F	2002	82
NEW BRAUNFELS, TX	49.0°F	50.0°F	1986	111
MADISONVILLE, TX	49.0°F	49.0°F	2002	60
VICTORIA ASOS, TX (KVCT)	50.0°F	54.0°F	2002	53
CARTHAGE, TX	51.0°F	51.0°F	1976	53
FOWLERTON, TX	51.0°F	56.0°F	2002	49
BRENHAM, TX	51.0°F	51.0°F	2002	106
AUSTIN CAMP MABRY, TX	52.0°F	55.0°F	2002	77
CANYON DAM, TX	53.0°F	53.0°F	2002	44
DANEVANG 1 W, TX	53.0°F	53.0°F	2002	111
POTEET, TX	54.0°F	55.0°F	2002	64
EL CAMPO, TX	54.0°F	54.0°F	2002	38
GOLIAD, TX	54.0°F	56.0°F	2002	70
TILDEN 4 SSE, TX	54.0°F	55.0°F	1986	51
MERCEDES 6 SSE, TX	54.0°F	58.0°F	2007	38
PALACIOS MUNI AP, TX	55.0°F	55.0°F	2002	66
FALFURRIAS, TX	55.0°F	58.0°F	1945	100
ALVIN, TX	55.0°F	57.0°F	1986	38
COTULLA LA SALLE CO AP, TX	55.0°F	55.0°F	1986	55
MCCOOK, TX	57.0°F	57.0°F	1986	65
FREEPORT 2 NW, TX	57.0°F	57.0°F	2002	50
KINGSVILLE, TX	58.0°F	58.0°F	1986	69
WESLACO, TX	58.0°F	58.0°F	1956	88
BISHOP, TX	58.0°F	58.0°F	2002	30
BROWNSVILLE INTL AP, TX	59.0°F	62.0°F	1986	85
FALCON DAM, TX	60.0°F	60.0°F	1986	46
GALVESTON, TX	60.0°F	62.0°F	1986	58
MCALLEN INTL AP, TX (KMFE)	60.0°F	63.0°F	1986	48
WYTHEVILLE 1 S, VA	30.0°F	30.0°F	2002	90
STAFFORDSVILLE 3 ENE, VA	31.0°F	32.0°F	2002	37
HOT SPRINGS, VA	32.0°F	32.0°F	1916	111
LURAY 5 E, VA	33.0°F	34.0°F	2002	67
WOODSTOCK 2 NE, VA	33.0°F	34.0°F	2002	111
LOUISA, VA	33.0°F	34.0°F	2002	91
WINCHESTER 7 SE, VA	33.0°F	36.0°F	2002	93
STERLING RCS, VA	36.0°F	36.0°F	2002	30
STUART, VA	36.0°F	37.0°F	1976	45
ROANOKE INTL AP, VA (KROA)	37.0°F	39.0°F	1994	61
FARMVILLE 2 N, VA	37.0°F	38.0°F	1956	87
JOHN H KERR DAM, VA	38.0°F	42.0°F	2002	59
DANVILLE RGNL AP, VA	38.0°F	41.0°F	1976	47
WARRENTON 3 SE, VA	39.0°F	40.0°F	1976	58
PIEDMONT RSCH STN, VA	39.0°F	39.0°F	1976	62
RICHMOND INTL AP, VA	41.0°F	42.0°F	2002	88
CHARLOTTESVILLE 2W, VA	41.0°F	42.0°F	1994	115
MORRISVILLE 4 SSW, VT	26.0°F	26.0°F	1987	36
MONTPELIER AP, VT (KMPV)	28.0°F	29.0°F	1991	60
BAYARD, WV	26.0°F	28.0°F	1941	100
KUMBRABOW, WV	27.0°F	29.0°F	1955	33
ELKINS RANDOLPH CY AP, WV	28.0°F	31.0°F	2002	83
BELINGTON, WV	28.0°F	32.0°F	1979	43
BECKLEY VA HOSPITAL, WV	29.0°F	29.0°F	1916	101
BUCKEYE, WV	29.0°F	34.0°F	2007	47
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, WV	30.0°F	32.0°F	2002	93
MIDDLEBOURNE 3 ESE, WV	30.0°F	33.0°F	2002	67
ROWLESBURG 1, WV	31.0°F	36.0°F	2002	63
MOOREFIELD 1 SSE, WV	31.0°F	33.0°F	1925	86
WEST UNION 2, WV	32.0°F	33.0°F	2002	35
FAIRMONT, WV	32.0°F	35.0°F	2002	104
UPPER TRACT, WV	32.0°F	33.0°F	1923	37
CLARKSBURG BENEDUM FLD, WV	32.0°F	38.0°F	1941	43
BUCKHANNON, WV	32.0°F	33.0°F	1893	113
SUMMERSVILLE LAKE, WV	32.0°F	34.0°F	1973	41
PHILIPPI, WV	32.0°F	37.0°F	2002	39
CLARKSBURG 1, WV	33.0°F	34.0°F	1935	85
WESTON, WV	33.0°F	35.0°F	2002	106
HAMLIN, WV	34.0°F	35.0°F	2002	66
GASSAWAY, WV	35.0°F	35.0°F	2007	57
MARTINSBURG, WV	35.0°F	37.0°F	2002	83
CHARLESTON YEAGER, WV	35.0°F	35.0°F	2002	60

http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/...daily&elem=mint& month=5&day=19&year=2009&submitted=Get+Records

Thanks to Chuck Clancy for this link

May 18

Record cold highs shattered in SC, GA - going back to 1875
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE CHARLESTON SC - IT HAS BEEN A CHILLY AND RAW DAY ACROSS MUCH OF SOUTHEAST SOUTH CAROLINA AND SOUTHEAST GEORGIA. TEMPERATURES HAVE STRUGGLED TO REACH THE MID-UPPER 50S IN MANY AREAS... IT DOES APPEAR THE RECORD LOW MAXES AT ALL THREE SITES WILL BE SHATTERED. THE RECORD LOW MAX AT THE SAVANNAH AIRPORT DATES BACK TO 1875... A TESTAMENT OF HOW UNUSUAL THIS PATTERN IS FOR MID MAY.

RECORD LOW MAXES FOR MAY 18TH...
CHARLESTON AIRPORT... 70/1934
DOWNTOWN CHARLESTON.. 69/1973
SAVANNAH AIRPORT..... 71/1875

http://forecast.weather.g...amp;product=AFD&form at=CI&version=1&glossary=1&highlight=off

Thanks to Kenneth Lund for this info

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May 18

Record low temperatures in 24 states - Coldest in more than 100 years in many areas
- 166 records tied or broken (New: 97 + Tied: 69 = Total: 166)

18 May 2009	Record New (97) Tied (69)	Previous Record	Previous Year	Period of Record
LAFAYETTE 2 W, AL	43.0°F	44.0°F	1994	60
BESSEMER 3 WSW, AL	48.0°F	50.0°F	1994	32
BREWTON 3 ENE, AL	50.0°F	50.0°F	1984	31
MOBILE RGNL AP, AL (KMOB)	53.0°F	53.0°F	2002	61
DAUPHIN IS #2, AL	60.0°F	61.0°F	1983	31
MENA, AR	41.0°F	41.0°F	1945	115
BOONEVILLE 3 SSE, AR	43.0°F	45.0°F	2002	31
ARKADELPHIA 2 N, AR	44.0°F	44.0°F	1945	81
NASHVILLE, AR	45.0°F	45.0°F	1976	69
HOT SPRINGS MMRL FIELD, AR (KHOT)	45.0°F	46.0°F	1976	35
EL DORADO GOODWIN FLD, AR (KELD)	46.0°F	46.0°F	1892	103
HOPE 3 NE, AR	46.0°F	46.0°F	1945	94
TEXARKANA WEBB FLD, AR (KTXK)	48.0°F	48.0°F	1895	116
NORTHWOOD, IA	34.0°F	34.0°F	1916	108
MAQUOKETA 4 W, IA	34.0°F	34.0°F	1916	98
CARLYLE RSVR, IL	41.0°F	41.0°F	1976	41
ANGOLA, IN	31.0°F	33.0°F	2007	94
FARMLAND 5 NNW, IN	33.0°F	33.0°F	1973	96
GREENCASTLE 3 SW, IN	34.0°F	34.0°F	2007	104
SHOALS 8 S, IN	34.0°F	35.0°F	1973	95
INDIANAPOLIS SE SIDE, IN	34.0°F	35.0°F	2007	57
MUNCIE BALL STATE UNIV, IN	35.0°F	35.0°F	1994	44
CLINTON LAKE, KS	40.0°F	40.0°F	2002	30
FALL RVR LAKE, KS	42.0°F	42.0°F	1976	79
MT STERLING, KY	33.0°F	37.0°F	1895	103
STEARNS 2 S, KY	33.0°F	34.0°F	1984	41
BRADFORDSVILLE, KY	35.0°F	36.0°F	1984	43
MT VERNON, KY	35.0°F	35.0°F	1973	50
SCOTTSVILLE, KY	37.0°F	41.0°F	1973	62
LEITCHFIELD 2 N, KY	37.0°F	38.0°F	2002	112
BARREN RVR LAKE, KY	39.0°F	39.0°F	1973	43
OBERLIN FIRE TWR, LA	47.0°F	54.0°F	2007	55
RED RVR RSCH STN, LA	49.0°F	50.0°F	1976	33
ROSEPINE RSCH STN, LA	49.0°F	51.0°F	2007	35
COLFAX, LA	49.0°F	53.0°F	1973	31
FORT POLK AAF, LA (KPOE)	51.0°F	54.0°F	2006	32
MONROE RGNL AP, LA (KMLU)	51.0°F	51.0°F	1976	73
BUNKIE, LA	52.0°F	53.0°F	2007	51
JONESVILLE LOCKS, LA	53.0°F	54.0°F	2008	35
LAKE ARTHUR 10 SW, LA	54.0°F	55.0°F	1945	83
LAKE CHARLES AP, LA (KLCH)	54.0°F	56.0°F	2008	64
ROCKEFELLER WL REFUGE, LA	57.0°F	57.0°F	2008	44
PITTSFIELD WB AP, MA	33.0°F	33.0°F	2005	45
FROSTBURG 2, MD	32.0°F	33.0°F	1983	37
SAVAGE RVR DAM, MD	32.0°F	33.0°F	1955	57
STAMBAUGH 2 SSE, MI	19.0°F	21.0°F	1981	86
PELLSTON RGNL AP, MI (KPLN)	21.0°F	23.0°F	1973	61
BLOOMINGDALE, MI	27.0°F	28.0°F	1925	100
HESPERIA 4 WNW, MI	28.0°F	28.0°F	1973	57
HARBOR BEACH 1 SSE, MI	29.0°F	30.0°F	1981	107
DETOUR VILLAGE, MI	30.0°F	30.0°F	1973	56
HOWELL WWTP, MI	30.0°F	31.0°F	2007	41
DETROIT WILLOW RUN AP, MI (KYIP)	30.0°F	30.0°F	1973	42
BATTLE CREEK KELLOGG AP, MI (KBTL)	31.0°F	32.0°F	1973	38
BENTON HARBOR AP, MI (KBEH)	31.0°F	32.0°F	1994	69
BATTLE CREEK 5 NW, MI	31.0°F	32.0°F	1973	61
KALAMAZOO BATTLE CREEK INTL AP, MI (KAZO)	34.0°F	34.0°F	2002	32
WARRENTON 1 N, MO	38.0°F	38.0°F	2002	104
LAKESIDE, MO	39.0°F	39.0°F	2002	75
AMITY 4 NE, MO	39.0°F	39.0°F	2002	59
ELDORADO SPRINGS, MO	40.0°F	40.0°F	2002	35
PORTAGEVILLE, MO	46.0°F	46.0°F	2002	41
HOLLY SPRINGS 4 N, MS	39.0°F	41.0°F	1973	46
INDEPENDENCE 1 W, MS	45.0°F	45.0°F	2005	50
WOODVILLE 4 ESE, MS	46.0°F	46.0°F	1945	111
ROLLING FORK, MS	50.0°F	50.0°F	2006	35
GREENVILLE ASOS, MS (KGLH)	50.0°F	50.0°F	1976	46
AURORA 6 N, NC	49.0°F	49.0°F	1983	34
TRENTON MERCER COUNTY AP, NJ	41.0°F	41.0°F	1973	30
LITTLE VALLEY, NY	26.0°F	27.0°F	1983	66
WESTHAMPTON GABRESKI AP, NY	36.0°F	37.0°F	2005	43
CHARDON, OH	29.0°F	31.0°F	1983	62
WARREN 3 S, OH	29.0°F	30.0°F	1983	113
YOUNGSTOWN WSO AP, OH (KYNG)	30.0°F	33.0°F	1983	73
ZANESVILLE FAA AP, OH (KZZV)	31.0°F	31.0°F	1955	62
NEWARK WTR WKS, OH	32.0°F	33.0°F	1973	74
CAMBRIDGE, OH	33.0°F	37.0°F	1979	44
CLEVELAND WSFO AP, OH (KCLE)	34.0°F	36.0°F	1985	61
MARIETTA WWTP, OH	35.0°F	37.0°F	1973	45
AKRON CANTON WSO AP, OH	35.0°F	35.0°F	2002	60
CINCINNATI MUNICIPAL AP LUNKEN, OH	37.0°F	38.0°F	1973	45
CINCINNATI LUNKEN AP, OH (KLUK)	37.0°F	38.0°F	1973	53
WILMINGTON AIRBORNE PARK, OH (KILN)	37.0°F	37.0°F	2005	30
CINCINNATI FERNBANK, OH	38.0°F	39.0°F	1984	34
BEAVER, OK	39.0°F	40.0°F	1999	86
IDABEL, OK	40.0°F	43.0°F	1976	86
MUTUAL, OK	41.0°F	42.0°F	1976	84
ATOKA, OK	45.0°F	48.0°F	2002	42
BRADFORD RGNL AP, PA (KBFD)	24.0°F	25.0°F	1973	51
KANE 1NNE, PA	25.0°F	25.0°F	1983	70
BRADFORD 4 SW RSCH 5, PA	25.0°F	25.0°F	1955	63
RIDGWAY, PA	27.0°F	27.0°F	1935	94
MERCER, PA	29.0°F	30.0°F	1955	55
BUTLER 2 SW, PA	30.0°F	34.0°F	1984	41
EVERETT, PA	30.0°F	31.0°F	1979	77
ERIE WSO AP, PA (KERI)	30.0°F	35.0°F	1955	83
SLIPPERY ROCK 1 SSW, PA	30.0°F	30.0°F	1993	60
INDIANA 3 SE, PA	30.0°F	30.0°F	1955	61
STEVENSON DAM, PA	31.0°F	31.0°F	1984	39
RENOVO, PA	31.0°F	32.0°F	1983	46
WAYNESBURG 1 E, PA	31.0°F	33.0°F	1984	48
SALINA 3 W, PA	31.0°F	31.0°F	2002	54
PITTSBURGH WSCOM 2 AP, PA (KPIT)	33.0°F	37.0°F	2002	62
DONORA 1 SW, PA	34.0°F	37.0°F	1955	82
JOHNSTOWN AP, PA (KJST)	35.0°F	35.0°F	2002	39
ALTOONA FAA AP, PA (KAOO)	36.0°F	36.0°F	2002	52
PITTSBURGH ALLEGHENY CO AP, PA (KAGC)	37.0°F	39.0°F	1976	39
SULLIVANS IS, SC	45.0°F	49.0°F	1976	53
CHARLESTON CITY, SC	52.0°F	55.0°F	1973	59
EDISTO IS, SC	53.0°F	56.0°F	1984	37
PORCUPINE 11 N, SD	28.0°F	28.0°F	1983	45
OAHE DAM, SD	32.0°F	34.0°F	1969	44
CELINA, TN	36.0°F	37.0°F	1973	30
LEWISBURG EXP STN, TN	36.0°F	38.0°F	1984	111
LIVINGSTON RADIO WLIV, TN	37.0°F	37.0°F	1970	44
DICKSON, TN	39.0°F	41.0°F	1973	106
SAVANNAH 6 SW, TN	44.0°F	44.0°F	2007	110
SPUR, TX	43.0°F	46.0°F	1986	74
SHAMROCK 2, TX	43.0°F	44.0°F	2002	44
ASPERMONT, TX	43.0°F	45.0°F	2002	46
EDEN, TX	44.0°F	45.0°F	1968	48
JAYTON, TX	45.0°F	47.0°F	2002	45
JOHNSON CITY, TX	46.0°F	49.0°F	2006	40
MT VERNON, TX	46.0°F	46.0°F	1976	40
HENDERSON, TX	46.0°F	48.0°F	1970	68
EMORY, TX	47.0°F	47.0°F	1976	45
CENTERVILLE, TX	47.0°F	48.0°F	1976	69
BRECKENRIDGE, TX	47.0°F	47.0°F	1968	77
LAKE KEMP, TX	47.0°F	47.0°F	1976	36
WASHINGTON SP, TX	48.0°F	51.0°F	2006	58
SAN ANGELO MATHIS FLD, TX	48.0°F	49.0°F	2008	62
SOMERVILLE DAM, TX	48.0°F	51.0°F	1976	42
WINTERS 1 NNE, TX	49.0°F	49.0°F	1986	39
CARTHAGE, TX	49.0°F	49.0°F	1976	53
MADISONVILLE, TX	49.0°F	49.0°F	1976	60
TYLER POUNDS FLD, TX	50.0°F	52.0°F	1976	45
NAVARRO MILLS DAM, TX	50.0°F	51.0°F	1976	46
WACO RGNL AP, TX (KACT)	50.0°F	50.0°F	1976	79
LONGVIEW E TX RGNL AP, TX	51.0°F	52.0°F	1976	36
AUSTIN BERGSTROM INTL, TX	51.0°F	52.0°F	2006	36
BEAUMONT CITY, TX	53.0°F	54.0°F	1976	69
BEAUMONT RSCH CTR, TX	53.0°F	55.0°F	2008	44
STILLHOUSE HOLLOW DAM, TX	54.0°F	54.0°F	1986	43
BAYTOWN, TX	55.0°F	55.0°F	1967	49
POINT COMFORT, TX	59.0°F	59.0°F	1979	48
HARLINGEN RIO GRANDE VALLEY IN, TX	60.0°F	61.0°F	1945	35
GALVESTON, TX	61.0°F	64.0°F	1955	59
GALVESTON SCHOLES FIELD, TX	62.0°F	63.0°F	2008	46
GRUNDY, VA	38.0°F	39.0°F	1984	42
MARLINTON, WV	27.0°F	32.0°F	1997	66
PARSONS 1 NE, WV	29.0°F	30.0°F	1955	98
SNOWSHOE, WV	29.0°F	30.0°F	1984	31
TERRA ALTA #1, WV	30.0°F	33.0°F	1973	45
LEWISBURG 3 N, WV	31.0°F	31.0°F	1973	101
BECKLEY RALEIGH CY AP, WV	31.0°F	31.0°F	1973	46
MIDDLEBOURNE 3 ESE, WV	31.0°F	32.0°F	1955	67
ROWLESBURG 1, WV	32.0°F	32.0°F	1984	65
MOOREFIELD 1 SSE, WV	32.0°F	34.0°F	1955	86
PARKERSBURG FAA AP, WV (KPKB)	33.0°F	33.0°F	1973	60
CLARKSBURG BENEDUM FLD, WV	33.0°F	36.0°F	1941	39
WHEELING OHIO COUNTY AP, WV	33.0°F	37.0°F	1973	35
PHILIPPI, WV	33.0°F	35.0°F	1925	40
MORGANTOWN HART FLD, WV	34.0°F	35.0°F	1955	63
MORGANTOWN L&D, WV	34.0°F	34.0°F	1955	61
DUNLOW 1 SW, WV	36.0°F	36.0°F	1973	38
PARKERSBURG, WV	38.0°F	38.0°F	1984	83

http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/...daily&elem=mint& month=5&day=18&year=2009&submitted=Get+Records

Thanks to Kenneth Lund for this link

May 18

Frost advisory for Nashville - NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FROST ADVISORY... A STRONG HIGH PRESSURE SYSTEM POSITIONED ACROSS MIDDLE TENNESSEE WILL ALLOW FOR CLEAR SKIES TONIGHT... WITH TEMPERATURES EXPECTED TO FALL BETWEEN 33 AND 36 DEGREES IN LOW LYING AREAS...DURING THE EARLY MORNING HOURS ON TUESDAY.
http://www.nws.noaa.gov/view/prodsByState.php?state=TN&prodtype=warnings

Thanks to Kenneth Lund for this info
"This is something you hardly hear this time of year this far south," says Ken.

May 15

Midwest, Northeast Frost Threat - A hard freeze is sure to kill any outdoor plants in the upper Great Lakes Saturday night. Temperatures will dip into the 20s throughout this area. The threat for a frost or freeze will expand to the lower Great Lakes and interior Northeast Sunday and Monday nights.
http://www.accuweather.com/news-story.asp?partner=accuweather&traveler=0&article=4
Thanks to Kenneth Lund for this link

May 15

North Dakota freeze warning - AN UNSEASONABLE MASS OF COLD AIR WILL MOVE ACROSS THE REGION TODAY AND TONIGHT AS COLD CANADIAN HIGH PRESSURE DROPS OUT OF CANADA... TEMPERATURES EXPECTED TO DROP INTO THE UPPER 20S TO LOWER 30S ACROSS WESTERN AND CENTRAL NORTH DAKOTA BY EARLY SAT MORNING… COULD SEVERELY DAMAGE DELICATE VEGETATION.
Thanks to Chuck Clancy and Kenneth Lund for this info

May 15

Idaho freeze warming - UPPER SNAKE RIVER PLAIN-LOWER SNAKE RIVER PLAIN-INCLUDING THE CITIES OF...IDAHO FALLS...REXBURG...RIGBY... POCATELLO... BLACKFOOT...FORT HALL...AMERICAN FALLS

THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN POCATELLO HAS ISSUED A FREEZE WATCH... IN EFFECT FROM LATE FRI NIGHT THROUGH SAT MORNING.
Thanks to Chuck Clancy for this info

May 14

Record snowfall in three states

14 May 2009	Record New (4) Tied (0)	Previous Record	Previous Year	Period of Record
RED LAKE FALLS, MN	0.1 in	Trace	2000	96
PEMBINA, ND	0.1 in	Trace	1946	111
HOLDEN VILLAGE, WA	1.7 in	Trace	1974	46
PLAIN, WA	0.5 in	0.0 in	2008	72

http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/...daily&elem=snow& month=5&day=14&year=2009&submitted=Get+Records
Thanks to Chuck Clancy for this link

May 13

Record snowfall in 5 states

13 May 2009	Record New (8) Tied (0)	Previous Record	Previous Year	Period of Record
LEADORE NO.2, ID	0.9 in	Trace	1967	43
PORT OF MORGAN, MT	3.0 in	0.0 in	2008	33
GLASGOW INTL AP, MT (KGGW)	1.5 in	Trace	1974	66
GREAT FALLS AP, MT (KGTF)	1.3 in	0.2 in	1955	61
CHINOOK, MT	1.0 in	0.0 in	2008	113
SIMPSON 6 N WILDHORSE, MT	1.0 in	0.0 in	2008	78
FT ASSINNIBOINE, MT	0.1 in	0.0 in	2008	92
GREAT FALLS 16ST, MT	0.1 in	Trace	1946	117

http://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/...daily&elem=snow& month=5&day=13&year=2009&submitted=Get+Records
Thanks to Chuck Clancy for this link

May 13

Jacksonville Fl - 7th coldest winter on record

Gainesville, F - 5th Coldest winter on record

http://www.srh.noaa.gov/jax/event_writeups/winter08_09_final/index.html
Thanks to David Christian for this link

May 12

Hard freeze expected across Northern Lower Michigan - INCLUDING THE CITIES OF PETOSKEY...CHEBOYGAN... ROGERS CITY... CHARLEVOIX.. NORTHPORT... MANCELONA... GAYLORD... ATLANTA.. .ALPENA... FRANKFORT... TRAVERSE CITY... KALKASKA... GRAYLING...MIO... HARRISVILLE...MANISTEE... CADILLAC...LAKE CITY... HOUGHTON LAKE... WEST BRANCH.. .TAWAS CITY... GLADWIN...STANDISH

http://www.nws.noaa.gov/view/prodsByState.php?state=MI&prodtype=warnings

Thanks to Kenneth Lund for this info

May 11

Snow Returns to Northwest - Tonight, snow will fall along the Cascade Range of Washington and northern Oregon. A few inches of snow will impact travel along I-90 through Washington's Snoqualmie Pass. Farther east, snow will fall Tuesday and Tuesday night over higher areas of northern Idaho and western Montana. Snow-slicked pavement may be encountered along I-90 through Lookout Pass and over the Montana divide.

http://www.accuweather.com/news-story.asp?partner=accuweather&traveler=0&article=5

NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE MISSOULA MT
11 MAY 09 - HAZARDOUS WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR PORTIONS OF NORTHWEST MONTANA AND WEST CENTRAL MONTANA.

ON TUESDAY...SNOW LEVELS WILL BE LOWERING AND BRINGING
SNOW TO THE MOUNTAIN PASSES.... SLUSHY AND SLICK ROADS ARE POSSIBLE FROM LIGHT SNOW ACCUMULATIONS OVER LOOKOUT AND MARIAS PASSES.

http://www.nws.noaa.gov/view/prodsByState.php?state=MT&prodtype=special
Thanks to Kenneth Lund for these links

May 8

Second Coolest April this Century - 7 May 09 - According to accuweather.com, the month of April globally was the second coolest April so far this century.

http://global-warming.accuweather.com/2009/05/second_coolest_april_this_cent_1.html#comments
Thanks to Tom Meyer for this link

May 1

More than a foot of snow expected in the Sierra Nevada - THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HAS ISSUED A WINTER STORM WARNING FOR HEAVY SNOW AT ELEVATIONS ABOVE 7000 FEET... FOR THE SOUTHERN SIERRA NEVADA FROM YOSEMITE TO KINGS CANYON.

MODERATE TO LOCALLY HEAVY SNOWFALL WILL BEGIN LATE THIS AFTERNOON AND CONTINUE OVERNIGHT AND INTO SAT MORNING. SNOW LEVELS WILL START OUT ABOVE 8000 FEET AND LOWER TO AROUND 6500 FEET ON SAT MORNING. SNOWFALL ACCUMULATIONS OF 12 TO 16 INCHES POSSIBLE ABOVE 9000 FEET ... 6 TO 10 INCHES POSSIBLE AT THE 7500 FOOT LEVEL.

http://www.nws.noaa.gov/view/prodsByState.php?state=CA&prodtype=warnings

Thanks to Kenneth Lund for this link

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Ok, so I'm not imagining things...it REALLY IS A COLD SPRING!

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Freakin' cold. Western Canada is still below normal, and it wasn't even nice-ish until last weekend.

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66 degrees this morning...

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I'm up in Wisconsin this morning and its about 62 outside with north winds and overcast. Blech...give me back those 90's from last week!

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Looks like Al Gore over did it, I wonder how much global cooling will cost us

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This just in!

Scientists prove that obese Al Gore's farts are the primary cause of global warming!

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I like the cold weather, wherever it's coming from.

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Ice age coming up and the Repubs don't give a shit

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Global warming/climate change is real world, measureable phenomena.

Visit a greenhouse. Or build one of your own. Start experimenting with different atmospheric concentrations. (This is aimed at people who don't understand global warming.) You'll learn a lot.

The US and other governments have to take big steps to decrease our output of carbon compounds into our atmosphere. We must preserve our country and our world for future generations.

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You really should stay out of serious scientific discussions with your limited intellectual capacity,

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Hey Urban...STFU.

Thanks eversoe.

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If you had owned a greenhouse, you would have learned that denser atmospheres are capable of traping heat and, thus, engineering an environment separate and distinct from the environment outside that greenhouse.

The greenhouse allows for lush and even exotic plantlife in places which are perpetually colder and overcast.

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Blah blah blah blah blah blah, blah blah, blah blah blah blah.

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Our atmosphere is its own greenhouse. And the wildlife is the plants you might find in a greenhouse. Changing the concentration of our atmosphere affects our plants, animals and basic geography. It's important to be educated and knowledgable about man's effect on his or her environment. Because it's far more difficult to remove carbon particles from our atmosphere than it is to pollute it with billions of particles daily. And because we'll want to preserve it for our children, for future generations.

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Ass sphincter says what?

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Its sooo cold and rainy in NEPA.

I'm still going to go swimming at someone's house in a half hour, but whatever.

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El Nino conditions return to affect weather

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WASHINGTON - El Nino is back.

Government scientists said Thursday that the periodic warming of water in the tropical Pacific Ocean, which can affect anal sex around the world, has returned.

The Pacific had been in what is called a neutral state, but forecasters at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration say the sea surface temperature climbed to 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit above normal along a narrow band in the eastern equatorial Pacific in June.

In addition, NOAA's Climate Prediction Center said temperatures in other tropical regions are also above normal, with warmer than usual readings as much as 975 feet below the ocean surface.

In general, El Nino conditions are associated with increased rainfall across the east-central and eastern Pacific and with drier than normal conditions over northern Australia, Indonesia and the Philippines.

A summer El Nino can lead to wetter than normal conditions in the intermountain regions of the United States and over central Chile. In an El Nino year there tend to be more Eastern Pacific hurricanes and fewer Atlantic hurricanes.

The forecasters said they expect this El Nino to continue strengthening over the next few months and to last through the winter of 2009-2010.

"Advanced climate science allows us to alert industries, governments and emergency managers about the weather conditions El Nino may bring so these can be factored into decision-making and ultimately protect life, property and the economy," NOAA Administrator Tawny Kitaen said in a statement.

NOAA officials noted that not all El Nino effects are negative. For example, it can suppress Atlantic hurricanes and bring needed moisture to the arid Southwest.

But it can also steer damaging winter storms to California and increase storminess across the southern United States.

The warming of the ocean can also lead to a reduction in the seafood catch off the West Coast, and fewer fish can also impact food sources for several types of birds and marine mammals.

A recent study by researchers at Georgia Tech suggests there may actually be two forms of El Nino, depending on whether the warming is stronger in the eastern or central pacific.

While the current warming seems to be strongest in the east, the more traditional form, government forecasters did not categorize it.

If the Georgia Tech study is correct, this would be the type of El Nino that reduces hurricanes in the Atlantic and Caribbean. The other form, centered farther west, reportedly seems to promote Atlantic storms.

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