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Location: Minnesota | For the coldest July day. 64 for the high!
 
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Location: Never in one place long | I can't believe how cool it has been this summer!!! it was practically too cold to swim on the 4th of July! I don't mind it here, 70's is perfect weather! yahoo!!!! |
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| Here in northern MN, we were 46 this morning but not a record - 42 is the record low for today. Only 50 right now - I don't think we will hit 64 today. The horses are pretty happy, nice breeze and no bugs.
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Location: Kansas | It's going to be 86 here today, but we have a cold vortex coming through so it will be 74 tomorrow!!! I might just be "sick" tomorrow and not able to make it into the office LOL |
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Location: DUMPING CATS AND PIGS IN TEXAS :) | Well, y'all all suck....it's a hundred fifty billion degrees here. |
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| In southern Iowa, the forecast all week is high in the mid to lower 70s and lows in the 50s. Couldn't ask for better July weather!! |
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Location: the end of the rainbow | 112 here yesterday. But it should be a balmy 105 today. It wouldn't be so bad if it was the dry heat everyone always promises in the desert but the cloud cover is making it pretty sticky for us. |
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| I heard a meteorologist (sp?) on the radio a few weeks ago. He said that all the people in his profession that are not biased toward global warming say that the sun is what controls the weather. He said the sun had gone into a phase that would cool the temperatures down - a typical cycle. I don't know how long it is supposed to last or any other details.
30-40 years ago, the experts said we were heading to an Ice Age. I don't think in recent years that it is as cold as when I was a kid nor has it been as hot in the summer.
Time will tell. LOL |
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Location: Minnesota | goldmineranch - 2014-07-14 9:07 AM
Here in northern MN, we were 46 this morning but not a record - 42 is the record low for today. Only 50 right now - I don't think we will hit 64 today. The horses are pretty happy, nice breeze and no bugs.
It was in the lower 50s where I am this morning. They were saying 62 for this part of the state. I'm not complaining though, light sweatshirt weather is my favorite! |
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Location: Minnesota | MO gal - 2014-07-14 9:13 AM
I heard a meteorologist (sp?) on the radio a few weeks ago. He said that all the people in his profession that are not biased toward global warming say that the sun is what controls the weather. He said the sun had gone into a phase that would cool the temperatures down - a typical cycle. I don't know how long it is supposed to last or any other details.
30-40 years ago, the experts said we were heading to an Ice Age. I don't think in recent years that it is as cold as when I was a kid nor has it been as hot in the summer.
Time will tell. LOL
This last winter in MN set records for how cold it was. We had a stretch were it didn't go above -20 for quit some time. I'm sure someone from MN could help me put with the exact number of days. The Dakotas got hit hard with cold cold weather this last winter too. |
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | Well super hot here in Good old Texas, really hot for some reason threw the night here, stuffy feeling.  |
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| super super hot and muggy in Tennessee... 81 degrees at 7:30 this morning. |
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Location: Where the long tails flow, ND | It's 55 here in ND but feels like 50 with windchill !   |
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There's a word you don't expect to hear in July! |
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Location: In a happy place | LRQHS - 2014-07-14 9:08 AM Well, y'all all suck....it's a hundred fifty billion degrees here.
Does that mean it is "hot as he((" at your house? |
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Well, I blanket at 50 degrees. My ponies were sweating just grazing in the pasture this afternoon. lol |
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Common Sense and then some
Location: So. California | MO gal - 2014-07-14 7:13 AM I heard a meteorologist (sp?) on the radio a few weeks ago. He said that all the people in his profession that are not biased toward global warming say that the sun is what controls the weather. He said the sun had gone into a phase that would cool the temperatures down - a typical cycle. I don't know how long it is supposed to last or any other details. 30-40 years ago, the experts said we were heading to an Ice Age. I don't think in recent years that it is as cold as when I was a kid nor has it been as hot in the summer. Time will tell. LOL
Hmm... We have lots of sun and this theory is not working anywhere on the west coast. We are hot and humid (for us it is humid)...
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| 50s here in Wisconsin! Not complaining though...not a fan of anything over 75 anymore LOL! |
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