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belcffub

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22. usually for us August is cooler then July

Reply to RebelOne (Reply #21)

Tue Jul 3, 2012, 10:32 PM

Jul 2012

it's been over 60 years since we saw 99 degrees... I'm thinking it will be a while longer before we see 100...

our average temps for July are 3 degrees higher... August is only 78... we always take our vacation days in August for camping... much better weather...

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It has never been this hot [View all] randr Jul 2012 OP

You must have missed it..... RagAss Jul 2012 #1

Records are being broken all over the country. panader0 Jul 2012 #2

Good thing global warming is a hoax The Blue Flower Jul 2012 #3

We'll keep doing what we do until we can't... alterfurz Jul 2012 #15

In Texas it's not nearly as bad as last summer snooper2 Jul 2012 #4

the humidity feels different this year Skittles Jul 2012 #18

I feel sorry for those living in desert states. JNelson6563 Jul 2012 #5

The tipping point has been reached and is but a distant memory in our mirror. 99Forever Jul 2012 #6

I'm pretty sure the Hadean eon TBMASE Jul 2012 #7

The sun's radiation isn't increasing. The atmospheric content of CO2 IS increasing, kestrel91316 Jul 2012 #8

NASA disagrees with you. SERIOUSLY. former9thward Jul 2012 #10

But. not by enough to explain anything. Sentath Jul 2012 #12

wouldn't that be belcffub Jul 2012 #14

The article says it is significant. former9thward Jul 2012 #19

Who is this NASA you speak of? theophilus Jul 2012 #17

something like this belcffub Jul 2012 #23

At 9000' Wow! That's seriously surprising jimlup Jul 2012 #9

Still waiting for our first ever 100 degree day... belcffub Jul 2012 #11

Wait, it is coming. This is only July. August is going to be a killer. n/t RebelOne Jul 2012 #21

usually for us August is cooler then July belcffub Jul 2012 #22

Where I live we are setting records but in the opposite direction. Bandit Jul 2012 #13

Yep. They haven't told us that all that fossil fuel we have dug up and burned for 300 plus years is theophilus Jul 2012 #16

No where near the summer of 1988 so far in Michigan. roamer65 Jul 2012 #20

It is the lack of moisture Motown_Johnny Jul 2012 #24