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Lloyd

On Mar 21, 1:33 am, "0B0ZN" wrote:
"Roger Coppock" wrote in message

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If cherry and maple trees, butterflies, tree swallows, and Satellites
can all see global warming, why can't fossil fools? Please see:

http://ap.google.com/article/ALeqM5h...5KPvQD8VGOQSO4

ROTFLMAO, another in the "BOOGA BOOGA" series!

It May Technically Be Spring, BUT .

6 To 8 Inches Of Snow Could Fall In Some Places

20 Mar 08

http://cbs2chicago.com/local/winter.....2.681254.html

Oftentimes in Chicago, March goes in like a lion and also out like a
lion. An approaching snowstorm suggests this is one of those times.

It may technically be spring, but don't put away your shovels and
scrapers yet. CBS 2 Meteorologist Steve Baskerville reports a winter
storm is inching toward the Chicago area and snow could begin
accumulating by about 2 a.m. Friday, with 1 to 2 inches accumulating by
the morning rush.

A winter storm watch is in effect for Cook and DuPage counties, areas
north of the Chicago area including Lake and McHenry counties, much of
the area west of Chicago, and parts of Northwest Indiana.

A heavy, wet snow is expected to start later Thursday night.

The storm is expected to move in from the Plains into northern Illinois
and the Chicago area. The area could see heavy snow from Thursday night
all the way through Friday night.

Totals of 6 inches are expected in many areas, with totals more severe
to the north. Along the Wisconsin border, snow totals may be as high as
8 inches. Far south in Kankakee County, only a rain-snow mix may be
seen.

During the season, 53 inches of snow has fallen in the area, and it
dipped below zero several times - making this one of the worst winters
in decades.

As CBS 2's Kristyn Hartman reports, Thursday shaped up to be a fairly
nice morning.

"It's been long and dark, and it's dragged out a long time," said Tom
Myers, who was out walking his dog.

But the mood was cooled and dampened by the looming snowstorm.

People we met at the LaGrange Metra station are sick of it all.

"My car died twice on me, I slid out of my driveway, and I hit my
neighbor's garbage can, and I broke off my side view mirror," said Erica
Brown. "It was just because it's been so cold, it just snapped."

"I had to sometimes take the buses, especially in the wintertime, going
all the way up north area. But I'll tell you one thing - it's like the
coldest winter of them all," said Gerald Armstrong. "I'm glad there's
spring coming right here - it's definitely a miracle. We certainly need
it."

But Chicagoans know the month of March is unpredictable, and often
unpleasant.

On Tuesday morning, Kris Habermehl described the present month by
quoting Garrison Keillor, "God designed the month of March to show
people who don't drink what a hangover feels like."

So people are waiting for the flowers to bloom and looking forward to
what's around the corner, in a couple of months or so.

"It should be really nice and warm and comfortable outside without a
coat," said Bobbie Welch.

Crossing guard Bruce Wulff has to work outside, and had a vision of
mid-May.

"About 72, no clouds, sunny," Wulff said.

The sun is expected to return over the weekend, but highs top out only
in the 30s on Saturday and Easter Sunday.

CBS 2's Steve Baskerville, Kristyn Hartman and Mary Kay Kleist
contributed to this report.
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Warmest Regards

Bonzo

". researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Solar Research in Germany
report the sun has been burning more brightly over the last 60 years,
accounting for the 1 degree Celsius increase in Earth's temperature over
the last 100 years."http://ibdeditorial.com/IBDArticles.aspx?id=287279412587175

Why do you keep posting this lie? The Max Planck Institute says just
the opposite.