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I was just in Siesta key/Sarasota all last week and it was extremely hot down there too. I got burnt pretty good the second day down there and the next two days when I would go outside with a shirt on I could feel the sun burning me thru my shirt it was awful.

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Per http://www.weather.com, the current temp in Murray is 105 degrees (feels like 108).

 

In my lifetime, I can never remember this many days 1) without rain, and 2) this hot.

 

We are now at 10/12 days hitting 100 degrees I believe... worst part is it has not rained one time.

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Run To State- Do you believe that Global Warming is an issue that could affect you in your lifetime yet? :D
Why, because it's hot in the summer? :eek:

Holy mackerel, that’s not supposed to happen!

 

The sky is falling!

The sky is falling!

 

:devil: :D

The sky is falling!

The sky is falling!

It may just be.
Why, because it's hot in the summer? :eek:

Holy mackerel, that’s not supposed to happen!

 

The sky is falling!

The sky is falling!

 

:devil: :D

 

Well, maybe God's trying to prepare us for our afterlife? :lol:

 

Look, there's either a scientific approach to this or a religious....which is it? :D

Look, there's either a scientific approach to this or a religious....which is it? :D

Depends on who you ask, and what forum you ask them in. :D
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Well, maybe God's trying to prepare us for our afterlife? :lol:

 

Look, there's either a scientific approach to this or a religious....which is it? :D

It's called the sun, it makes things hot. :D

 

Seriously, it just a weather trend; we've had them before and we'll have them again. Twenty years from now, Al Gore Jr. will be talking about the "new" ice age that's imminent. :sssh:

...just a weather trend; we've had them before and we'll have them again.
Just a weather trend that's trending to happen a lot more often.
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Just a weather trend that's trending to happen a lot more often.
Just like all the hurricanes we were going to get this year, huh.
Just like all the hurricanes we were going to get this year, huh.
Have you declared hurricane season to be over?
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Have you declared hurricane season to be over?
We're weeeeelllllllllllll into it, where are they?

 

 

It started June 1, we are on the letter d.....

 

D!!!!!

The heat in Florida wasn't near as bad as this...

We're weeeeelllllllllllll into it, where are they?

 

 

It started June 1, we are on the letter d.....

 

D!!!!!

Tell the folks in Hawaii about all this normal weather we're having. :lol:
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The heat in Florida wasn't near as bad as this...
Swamprat disagrees with you.
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Tell the folks in Hawaii about all this normal weather we're having. :lol:
Lesson time.

 

 

The Graphs show that there is not relation between the trend of the tropospheric temperature (red line) and the increase of Carbon Dioxide in the Atmosphere (green line); instead, we can see a relation of Solar Activity (purple line) with Global Warming (red line).

 

This just in, the sun makes things hot.

Solar_Flares_TT_CO2_05_op_784x588.jpg

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