ApocaDocs: 101-year temperature record broken

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Posted Wed Jan 9 2008: from PortClintonNewsHerald (Ohio):


	101-year temperature record broken http://apocadocs.com/s.pl?1199910681 "In any time in Ohio, we can get a mix of weather. In January it's not really common that we get southerly weather this far north, but it can happen. The jet stream has shifted its position to allow the warm air to flow north into Ohio," the meteorologist said. "We've had several swings in recent years where we do get warm-ups in January. ... Getting temperatures in the 50s is really not that uncommon, but getting them into the 60s is really noteworthy."

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The ApocaDocs say:

Local weather is a very different entity than climate warming, but it's still notable that records were set all over the place. And we've also found it quite difficult to locate "colder than ever recorded" stories.

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