Y’know all that “Global Warming” stuff?
It’s all in your head.
Problem is, your head is on Earth.
Is anyone still in denial about the real effects of Global Warming?
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How Hot Is It? All You Need To See Are These Two Maps
July 6, 2012, 11:30 am
by Mark Memmott
The heat wave across much of the nation continues.
We could hit 105 degrees on Saturday here in the nation’s capital, the National Weather Service says. Washington, D.C., has already tied its record for most consecutive days (eight) with temperatures of 95 degrees or more.
And as Wunderground.com writes, “more record-breaking triple-digit heat is expected Friday and Saturday across much of the Midwest and Tennessee Valley.”
The good news is that things could start to cool in just a few days. “Early next week and even this weekend we’ll see rain in Kansas and Nebraska and parts of Texas,” forecaster Bruce Sullivan of the National Weather Service, tells USA Today.
But what we want to focus on are some incredible statistics and maps from the National Climatic Data Center.
First, look at this image showing the number of places where daily maximum temperature records have been broken so far this month. According to the data center, Read the rest of this entry »
Photo by: Clem Britt/Associated Press
Warm Southern Breeze 