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madrchsod

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6. nope... moisture records were set 5-6 years in a row then drought

Reply to malaise (Reply #5)

Sat Nov 24, 2012, 10:14 PM

Nov 2012

my water comes from a aquifer that covers southern wisconsin and part of northern illinois. what is really troubling is whether or not the fish can survive if we have a prolonged cold spell that could freeze the river solid in places.

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Floods in Britain and more rain on the way [View all] malaise Nov 2012 OP

This world has got to wake the f-up regarding climate change! Little Star Nov 2012 #1

malaise...stop it... HipChick Nov 2012 #2

Don't rule it out malaise Nov 2012 #4

London has been sinking for a while.. HipChick Nov 2012 #7

Well even Cameron is tweeting about this flooding malaise Nov 2012 #9

meanwhile ..i can walk across the river where i live madrchsod Nov 2012 #3

Freaking wow! malaise Nov 2012 #5

nope... moisture records were set 5-6 years in a row then drought madrchsod Nov 2012 #6

Damn that is serious malaise Nov 2012 #8