Used and Abused
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Mon Jan-03-05 06:16 PM
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Suspiciously warm weather in Georgia lately |
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I mean, we're in January now and the weather is so hot I don't even need heat (sometimes I'm tempted to turn the air on but I'm too cheap). Is this a ripple effect from the tsunami or is more bad stuff headed our way?
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Mon Jan-03-05 06:17 PM
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1. nope...just like the 15 degree temps a few weeks ago |
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were abnormal but nothing to sneeze at (pardon the pun)
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Mon Jan-03-05 06:18 PM
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I live in Atlanta, and I wore shorts to run errands yesterday. Just last week the temperature was down in the teens. Weird.
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Mon Jan-03-05 06:19 PM
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Hot lately (80's today), but we had snow! on Christmas!
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Mon Jan-03-05 06:20 PM
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4. This past week was gorgeous. Almost 70 |
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It was great, but it made me wonder what's up.
We've had a temperature drop tonight, so its back to the chills.
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Mon Jan-03-05 06:20 PM
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5. A week ago (Sunday) we had a ice storm here in South Carolina-- |
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this sunday? 73 degrees and sunny. How in the world can that be normal? It's supposed to be in the 70's here all week long.
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Mon Jan-03-05 06:22 PM
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8. Well that's exactly what's going on here |
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I don't know much about meteorology so I'm wondering what's up. I hope scientists are still paying attention everywhere and not still slapping themselves over the tsunami disaster.
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Mon Jan-03-05 06:21 PM
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6. Normal weather variations |
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One thing I'm pretty sure of is that tsunamis don't affect the weather.
The weather, as usual, is volatile (unless you live in southern California ;-) ). One day it's hot; a few days later it's not. Perfectly normal stuff.
--Peter
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Mon Jan-03-05 06:21 PM
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7. Near 60 degrees in NJ today, was 65 on Saturday! |
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I'm excited about my soon-to-be tropical, waterfront property!
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Mon Jan-03-05 06:23 PM
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9. No, the unseasonably warm temps (in Ohio anyway) |
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were predicted days before the tsunami.
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Mon Jan-03-05 06:31 PM
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10. Here in MI we have got rain for days |
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Our temp are staying in the mid 30's. My back yard looks like a lake.
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Mon Jan-03-05 07:34 PM
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11. since xmas, nashville's been in the 60s/rainy |
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and supposed to be more of the same for a the ongoing forecast with a little dip in temp tomorrow.
it's like groundhog day
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Mon Jan-03-05 08:22 PM
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12. Same in my part of NC |
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Weirdly warm autumn and winter. We've had maybe 10 nights MAX that were at or around freezing. It's bizarre. I'm assuming it's global warming. I'll keep moving north, I guess.
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