[theuglycamel]

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On February 10, 2011 Oklahoma set it's temperature record for a low of -31. We were actually the coldest place in NA that day. And here it is barely 5 and a half months later and we're looking at 104 for a high, there's a difference in 135 degrees. So to everyone who loves weather, we've got it all. And you only have to wait a month or so to get just what you want.

 

[BC]

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I know what you mean. Here in Wisconsin, it got up over 100 for the first time in many years. Two years ago we hit -35 degrees (f).

 

[FM]

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WOAH. . . -31

Whom ever left the door open to the Dry-Ice cooler......
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CLOSE IT !!!:lash:

 

[acer]

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wow feb 10 2011 could you send mee the loto numbers for aug 3 2011?

 

[unionjk]

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Here in Oceanside we run about 10-14 deg. difference between night lows and day highs, winter to summer is about a 10-20 deg. difference.

We are the 2nd. most temperate city in the US (the first is our neighbor) and the fifth most temperate city in the world.

http://www.weather.com/weather/toda...r36HourOutdoorsCommand&from=searchbox_localwx

 

[theuglycamel]

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OH I know Oceanside, Spent many a Jarhead-Fool nights combing those beaches. Lived about 4 years over in Fallbrook while I was there. Miss the weather, but not the seasonless year. Had to have my Fall and Spring lol.

 

[theuglycamel]

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And we're scratching at 110 today. It's 905 am and already 94...

 

[AZgl1800]

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Heard from some friends at Nowata, +111* there for them today.