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To: combjelly who wrote (864964)	6/13/2015 12:02:44 AM
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"plenty of hot air" Siberia registers its warmest recorded spring sparking new fears for rapid climate change siberiantimes.com Alaska just had its hottest May in 91 years We already knew Alaska was having some crazy weather lately. That included a record 91 degrees in Eagle in May, the “hottest temperature ever recorded so early in the calendar year in our 49th state,” per our own Capital Weather Gang. And now, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reports that the state as a whole experienced its warmest May in the weather books. As the agency puts it: The Alaska statewide average temperature for May was the warmest on record in 91 years of record keeping at 44.9°F, 7.1°F above average. The warmth in Alaska was widespread with several cities were record warm, including Barrow and Juneau. washingtonpost.com

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