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former9thward

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22. No it won't.

Reply to Pacafishmate (Reply #16)

Sun Jan 8, 2012, 02:26 PM

Jan 2012

Chicago has high humidity and is miserable in the summer. Winters there were occasionally a sense of relief for me as the air got dryer but they are horrible too with the wind chill. Chicago has no good options no matter what the climate is doing.

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Holly Moses...32 Degrees...In Chicago Area..7am Jan 7... [View all] Stuart G Jan 2012 OP

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37 degrees here in MA at 8:45am. This time last year we were in a deep freeze! n/t Little Star Jan 2012 #3

It was 50 here just south of Green Bay yesterday. Greybnk48 Jan 2012 #4

My sister and BIL in Milwaukee still had a green lawn at Christmas. kestrel91316 Jan 2012 #12

Minneapolis has had 5 of 7 days above freezing this year. 40's this week & 45 forecast for next week qb Jan 2012 #5

You know something is weird when a Minnesota weatherman says something like this: dflprincess Jan 2012 #18

This message was self-deleted by its author HereSince1628 Jan 2012 #6

35 in northern Michigan this morning JNelson6563 Jan 2012 #7

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The 11th hour...when in fact we are actually at 11 hours 59 minutes and 59 seconds. SammyWinstonJack Jan 2012 #9

I know the feeling. dixiegrrrrl Jan 2012 #15

38 here in central Ohio, right now 9:39 am.... jdadd Jan 2012 #10

A La Nina pattern enhanced by global warming Gman Jan 2012 #11

Generally where I am laundry_queen Jan 2012 #19

Our pattern here has also been similar to an El Niño Gman Jan 2012 #20

It will be 40 tomorrow, 44, on Monday..,maybe 46 on Tues... Stuart G Jan 2012 #13

Yep. The lowest high temperature forecast in Detroit over the next 5 days is 39. marmar Jan 2012 #14

Maybe climate change will make living in Chicago bearable. Pacafishmate Jan 2012 #16

No it won't. former9thward Jan 2012 #22

57 today in NY Renew Deal Jan 2012 #17

methane plumes in Arctic... Whisp Jan 2012 #21

This is so incredibly bad. redqueen Jan 2012 #25

I am freaking out over the warm weather we are having Whisp Jan 2012 #26

Are the Holly trees blooming, also?? madinmaryland Jan 2012 #23

But anyone growing up in Chicagoland knows one thing: right on maude... Jan 2012 #24