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  • Barry, We Know You Lied ('Baby It's Cold Outside') Parody

    02/21/2010 10:59:35 AM PST · by TCH · 5 replies · 316+ views
    TCH ^ | February 21, 2010 | TCH
    Barry, we know you lied (‘Baby It’s Cold Outside’ Margaret Whiting, Johnny Mercer) A TCH 2010 Parody Production We really can't wait But Barry, we KNOW Gore lied I want no debate But Barry TEN BELOW outside This warming happens Been SNOWING, in June, drop dead! Though very slight Our whole farm lands… they’re just WHITE ICE! Our Mother Earth hot n’ dirty Imbecile, that’s not flurries! Our houses will be floating offshore Been listenin’ to the lyin’ ass, Gore? Whole seas risin’ higher in fury BOOTS are full of freezing slurry! We may be just, uh… at the brink...
  • More Snow for Mid-South to Mid-Atlantic Northward

    02/07/2010 9:10:46 AM PST · by dopplerdale · 8 replies · 748+ views
    Doppler Dale's Weather Posts ^ | 2/7/10 | Dale Bader
    Another complex situation setting up with more snow for some of you in the Mid-South to the Mid-Atlantic and northward tonight through Tuesday. It will be a one-two punch with a southern stream wave and an Arctic front and wave. The two will be coming together to spread abundant snow cover to much of the US along and north of I-40, again. Those of you in DC, Philly and throughout Pennsylvania, Maryland and New Jersey are you ready for more snow! I hope so because you are going to have snow on snow and it isn’t just a few additional...
  • Have the Shovels/Ice Melt Ready if You Live North of I-40; Be Ready to Bundle Up, TOO!

    02/04/2010 12:43:19 PM PST · by dopplerdale · 12 replies · 752+ views
    Doppler Dale's Weather Posts ^ | 2/4/10 | Dale Bader
    Get ready for a busy couple of weeks as a full return of winter is on its WAAY. If you remember in the Winter Outlook that was presented in October, I mentioned a cold winter was expected for much of the Eastern U.S. and that February would likely be the coldest. We had a period of significant chill in January with a period of a thaw but now the next two weeks is going to give early January’s cold a run for its money. Cold will again make its way all the way out of the Arctic and into the...
  • FOX: "President Obama To Speak Any Minute on Tragedy in Haiti" (3 days in a row....)

    01/15/2010 10:07:28 AM PST · by Recovering_Democrat · 56 replies · 2,095+ views
    Fox news | 01/15/10 | David Axelrod and Rahm Emmanuel
    PRESIDENT OBAMA TO SPEAK ANY MINUTE ON TRAGEDY IN HAITI
  • Cold Records in Cuba, Bahamas, Central Amer.

    01/13/2010 8:35:34 AM PST · by WmCraven_Wk · 7 replies · 666+ views
    So to summarize, this is what I would have appeared to uncover (assuming no errors, and pursuant to the records being made official from the respective governments and assuming this website is correct with it's records): - The Bahamas broke their all-time country record low temperature - Havana Cuba broke their all-time city record low temperature - Guatemala City came within 1.4 degrees of breaking their all-time city record low temperature
  • January Thaw to Set In This Week, Then More Cold Returns

    01/12/2010 12:50:18 PM PST · by dopplerdale · 13 replies · 730+ views
    Doppler Dale's Weather Posts ^ | January 13, 2009 | Dale Bader
    Busy weather week coming up, just like the way things have been here since the holidays. Glad things are slowing down a bit so I can provide you with the latest updates again. Well, I don’t need to tell many of you just how cold it has been since the first of the year as you, like I, have been experiencing it. But really, just how cold has it been? Since the 1st of January, more than 2,900 winter related records have been tied or broken.
  • Citrus farmers report significant damage to crops

    01/11/2010 8:12:44 PM PST · by justa-hairyape · 34 replies · 846+ views
    mysuncoast.com ^ | Jan 11, 2010 03:22 PM | ABC - 7
    ARCADIA - The cold weather is a shock to many people's system, and an even bigger shock to the state's lucrative orange crop. And after Sunday night's deep freeze, damage reports are starting to come in from citrus growers throughout the state. Growers say that overnight freezing temperatures partially destroyed their citrus groves, but it will be days before they know the extent of the damage. Growers spent Monday slicing fruit with knives to check for damage. "You could get it from a quarter of an inch to all the way through the fruit...you would see ice crystals." Carlton says...
  • Freeze in Florida Tonight Will Be Worst Since 1989

    01/10/2010 6:03:14 PM PST · by rdl6989 · 66 replies · 2,140+ views
    accuweather.com ^ | Jan 10, 2010 | Heather Buchman
    Several blasts of arctic air have gripped the eastern two-thirds of the country since the beginning of the new year. In the South, the extreme cold has been threatening crops, and temperatures tonight could be the most damaging for some. While temperatures will rebound throughout the upcoming week, a late-week rain storm could cause even more damage to Southern crops. Tonight Will Be Most Damaging in Florida So far, citrus-growers in Florida have gotten by with only light damage following several nights of sub-freezing temperatures over the past week. Tonight will likely prove more destructive as temperatures drop to the...
  • Cold stuns Floridians, causes deaths elsewhere

    01/10/2010 1:37:42 AM PST · by TigerLikesRooster · 76 replies · 2,602+ views
    AP ^ | 01/10/10 | BRENDAN FARRINGTON
    Cold stuns Floridians, causes deaths elsewhere By BRENDAN FARRINGTON The Associated Press Sunday, January 10, 2010; 2:30 AM ORLANDO, Fla. -- Mark and Barbara Willard were at home in Wickford, England two weeks ago checking the weather forecast on the Internet before packing for their trip to Orlando - sunny and 70 degrees. On Saturday afternoon they had the hoods on their brand new coats pulled tight around their heads as the walked down the International Drive tourist strip. The weather: 35 degrees and cloudy with a chance of icy rain or even snow. "The good news is two days...
  • Cold snap pummels unequipped Europe

    01/08/2010 7:09:24 PM PST · by justa-hairyape · 53 replies · 1,973+ views
    CTV News ^ | Friday Jan. 8, 2010 9:10 PM ET | CTV.ca News Staff
    Europeans in the grip of one of the toughest cold snaps in decades are worried about freezing to death in their unequipped homes, as much of the continent continues to experience a Canadian-style deep freeze. Polar wind is sweeping across Europe, from Spain to Sweden, but people in the U.K. are in panic mode as temperatures plummet to -22 degrees Celsius. It's just five degrees shy of a record set in northern Scotland in 1982. The government has ordered manufacturers and other corporations to stop using natural gas so that there will be enough to heat homes. British Prime Minister...
  • Snow covers Britain from head to toe (Amazing photo)

    01/08/2010 2:52:45 AM PST · by Crazieman · 38 replies · 4,301+ views
    UK Telegraph ^ | 1/7/2010 | Stephen Adams
    Snow covers Britain from head to toe As if dusted with icing sugar, this satellite image of Britain shows the full extent of the snow coverage affecting the country. From head to toe there is barely a patch of land not blanketed by the heaviest snowfall in 50 years. It was taken at 11.15am on Thursday by the NASA satellite Terra and transmitted to the University of Dundee Satellite Receiving Station.
  • Why is it so darned COLD? (My title)

    01/07/2010 6:30:15 PM PST · by Aracelis · 27 replies · 899+ views
    Dr. Jeff Master's Wunderblog ^ | January 08, 2010 | Dr. Jeff Masters
    Dr. Master's presents a fine essay on the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO), which is causing unusually cold weather. Link only, TOS prohibit even partial quotatons.
  • Persistent cold tightens grip on nation

    01/06/2010 7:25:04 PM PST · by NormsRevenge · 13 replies · 567+ views
    AP on Yahoo ^ | 1/6/10 | Randall Dickerson - ap
    NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The freeze that lingered over much of the nation Wednesday was expected to be followed by strong winds and more bitter cold through the Midwest and deep into the South. The unusually persistent Southern cold snap has been blamed for at least six deaths and threatened to freeze Florida citrus crops. The cold was expected to continue through the weekend. The National Weather Service predicted the heaviest snow from the fast-moving system would fall on Iowa, Missouri and Illinois, with 4-6 inches predicted along with some locally heavier amounts through Thursday. In a rare turn for the...
  • Cold snap spurs power rationing in China (unlikely to seriously slow China's economic momentum)

    01/06/2010 7:19:29 PM PST · by NormsRevenge · 2 replies · 262+ views
    Reuters on Yahoo ^ | 1/6/10 | Jim Bai
    BEIJING (Reuters) – Cities across eastern and central China are rationing power for industry and urging residents to limit gas use after a wave of icy weather sent energy demand soaring while straining supplies of coal that were already tight. Much of China's manufacturing and farming heartland shivered on Wednesday under snow, sleet and unusual cold that drove south after dumping big snowfalls on Beijing and much of the country's north in past days. Daytime temperatures in Shanghai and across the nearby coastal provinces of Jiangsu and Zhejiang skidded close to 0 degrees Celsius (32 F), and many areas inland...
  • Florida growers anxious about cold

    01/04/2010 1:16:31 PM PST · by rdl6989 · 33 replies · 1,260+ views
    Sarasota Herald Tribune ^ | January 4, 2010 | Staff Report
    Area citrus growers are carefully watching the week's low temperatures, paying special attention to the 28-degree mark. That is when citrus begins to sustain damage. Too long at that temperature and the crop is ruined. According to Ron Hamel, of the Gulf Citrus Growers Association, $300 million worth of produce was still on the trees Sunday. Gulf Citrus Growers encompass a five-county area, from Charlotte to Collier County, with more than 169,000 acres of citrus and 26 million trees -- one-fifth of Florida's crop. If temperatures continue to plummet, "any of this could have a significant economic impact to our...
  • In case you thought cold weather would discourage the enviro nutjobs....

    01/04/2010 9:32:45 AM PST · by big black dog · 19 replies · 884+ views
    http://www.dianahsieh.com/blog/2008/01/cold-weather-i-blame-global-warming.html Cold Weather? I Blame Global Warming There's been a fair amount of extreme cold weather recently around the world. Of course, many environmentalists are attributing this to global warming. Geophysicist David Deming notes: Extreme cold weather is occurring worldwide. On Dec. 4, in Seoul, Korea, the temperature was a record minus 5 degrees Celsius. Nov. 24, in Meacham, Ore., the minimum temperature was 12 degrees Fahrenheit colder than the previous record low set in 1952. The Canadian government warns that this winter is likely to be the coldest in 15 years. Oklahoma, Kansas and Missouri are just emerging from...
  • Big Freeze Could Grip Britain Until March (2,000 motorists trapped Monday night)

    12/22/2009 9:45:54 PM PST · by justa-hairyape · 41 replies · 1,261+ views
    Daily Express ^ | Wednesday December 23,2009 | John Ingham
    BRITAIN faces months of cold weather disruption according to a leading American weather forecasting company yesterday. The UK and northern Europe are in line for a “colder than normal” January, February and March, said the firm, WSI, which provides forecasts for many top US corporations. Its prediction, which contrasts with the Met Office’s much more cautious winter forecast, came as Britain struggled in the grip of more Christmas travel chaos caused by days of ice and heavy snow. Temperatures were expected to plunge as low as -6C in many areas last night. “The Met Office had predicted when the snow...
  • S. Korea: Bundle Up for Cold Spell Until Next Week (deep freeze strikes early)

    12/18/2009 7:38:33 AM PST · by TigerLikesRooster · 6 replies · 282+ views
    Korea Times ^ | 12/16/09 | Do Je-hae
    Bundle Up for Cold Spell Unitl Next Week By Do Je-hae Staff Reporter Seoul recorded its lowest temperature this winter of 9.2 degrees Celsius below zero early Wednesday morning. In the afternoon, the temperature was four degrees below. It is likely that the cold spell will persist until next week, according to Korea's top weather agency Wednesday. The Korea Meteorological Administration (KMA) said that most of the country experienced sub-zero temperatures except for Jeju Island and islets off South Jeolla Province. The temperature in the mountainous regions of Gangwon Province dropped to -15.3 degrees Celsius. Commuters in Seoul were seen...
  • From Copenhagen: Chaos and cold cloud over climate talks

    12/15/2009 5:38:51 AM PST · by icwhatudo · 18 replies · 775+ views
    Bahar Dutt Reporting From Site ^ | December 15, 2009 | Bahar Dutt
    It's been three days now in this cold cold country and the only way to describe the COP15 Copenhagen Summit is ABSOLUTE CHAOS! Whether its the negotiations, or the organisational abilities of the hosts, every process has been in disarray. Monday morning as temperatures dipped to -2 degrees Celsius, over one thousand people stood in the queue outside the Bella Centre, the main venue of the COP15. Along with me were over 10 journalists from print and TV networks across India, including Sunita Narain from the Centre for Science and Environment, waiting patiently to be let in. Minutes went into...
  • Big Winter Storm Slams Utah

    12/08/2009 1:41:33 PM PST · by Utah Binger · 27 replies · 960+ views
    The alt Lake Tribune ^ | December 8, 2009 | Tom Wharton
    A strong winter storm brought snow and traffic problems across Utah early Tuesday morning with the lake effect kicking in for some extra powder in parts of the Salt Lake Valley. Drivers, businesses and families from Wendover to Vernal and Tremonton to St. George were having varying degrees of success coping with snow that was feet-deep in places. Forecaster Eric Schoening of the National Weather Service's Salt Lake City office said he expected the storm to taper off Tuesday afternoon. Skies should clear for several days with another weaker storm expected to hit late Saturday and into Sunday. Temperatures will...