You know that global warming is hitting hard, when New Mexico wakes up to -33C temperatures.
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That would have been a wee bit nippy for the cave dwellers…
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Thats far to cold for me.
They should move to New Zealand for our summer.:)
They vote Dumbocrat. They deserve all the “global warming” they can get.
And it was minus (-) 32deg-C in Santa Fe, NM this morning, 4 January. Two-years-ago (January 1, 2011) temp. was minus (-) 37deg-C at Los Alamos National Laboratory just West of Santa Fe, NM.
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Perhaps my cycling lifestyle is to blame. I may have reduced my carbon footprint too much?