I checked the thermometer ALL DAY, readers: It's barely touched 50!!!!
"Officials: Outages may last for days; The thaw today could jeopardize restored service" by James Vaznis, Globe Staff and Matt Negrin, Globe Correspondent | December 15, 2008
Three days after a massive ice storm struck New England, more than 300,000 homes and businesses in Massachusetts and New Hampshire remained without power yesterday, and the outage for many customers could last for days, state emergency officials said.
Even today's highly anticipated thaw - spurred by temperatures that are predicted to soar past 50 degrees - could cause more problems as once frozen bentover trees spring back to their full height, potentially knocking down newly restored power lines, the officials warned....
About this (and last) winter:
"The almanac's winter forecast is at odds with that of the National Weather Service, whose trends-based outlook calls for warmer-than-normal temperatures over much of the country.... the almanac was on target in the 2008 edition when it called for the Northeast and the Great Lakes to be hit with a long, cold winter with lots of snow."
"The Old Farmer's Almanac, based in Dublin, N.H., predicted "global cooling" for the next two decades. The forecast was based on an expected change in sunspots and ocean temperatures, still better-understood factors than climate change, said the almanac's editor, Janice Stillman."We're looking forward to cooler-than-normal conditions for quite some time," Stillman said in a telephone interview."
Nevertheless, we get pfffffft from the Globe! Once again, the AmeriKan MSM is EXPOSED as AGENDA-PROMOTING PROPAGANDISTS and COMPLETE LIARS!!!!!!!!! You know, I think I will go with FARMERS from now on rather than the MSM and its mouthpieces of propaganda!
Related: Bloggers See Through the Green Fart Mist
Also see Climate Change Causes Power Blackouts and related links within.
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It was the biggest ice storm in the region in the past decade.... temperatures remained below freezing....
John Magaletta said his son, Michael, 15, was initially frustrated that he could not play video games or watch television, but said he has learned to keep busy by reading more and playing board games.... "Then all of a sudden the power goes on - the TV is running and the computer is running - and you go back to your old world and your old ways."
You have not a clue what is coming, do you, America?
The pain, the suffering, the starvation, the tyranny?
No, just sit in front of that TV and eat sh**....
