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August 19th 07, 07:31 PM
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Our city is getting 11F above normal temps right now
11F above normal temps for the last 21 days.
NORMAL TEMP I found out is based on a "30 day average", so what is normal NOW can be above/below NORMAL is say 40 years. It's nice to know NORMAL temps can change as a result of the calendar. /// Common Sense is the Liberals most disarming encounter. |
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