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And here’s why an early spring is really not a very good thing:https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2017/03/how-bad-is-an-early-warm-spring-climate-change/517992/ …
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Multiple waves of unseasonably warm air means highs in the 60s and 70s across most of the East from now until early March. That's about 15-20°+ warmer than normal for this time of year. Another early spring on the way.pic.twitter.com/a4tSpTLOXR
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I noticed this morning that my daffodils are sprouting.
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The groundhog said what now ??
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love toooo be doomed
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Look at all that early spring in North Dakota! Oh yeah, we don't ever count.
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Nice for the eastern U.S. that they will enjoy an early spring. But why do you ignore what is happening in the Northern Plains, Northern Rockies, and other parts of the western United States? Could it be much colder than normal?
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Drought, high temperatures, dying forests, this is what is happening here at home in the Northern Rockies. There is a very special place in hell for the lies and deception that will lead to the death of God’s creation.
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