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To: Joe NYC who wrote (122570)	8/21/2000 12:32:22 PM
From: Scumbria	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1571672

Joe, Winters along the Front Range of Colorado have become very mild during the last decade. Last winter saw no temperatures below 0F, and many, many days above 60F in Boulder. Is this good or bad? Who knows, but it is definitely indicative of rapid change. Colorado used to have cold winters. Scumbria

To: Joe NYC who wrote (122570)	8/21/2000 1:29:06 PM
From: THE WATSONYOUTH	Respond to of 1571672

PS: Didn't the east coast have an unusually bearable summer, and unusually pleasant spring? If this is what the supposed global warming will mean, I can't wait. Yes, it's been a very cool summer here. I think there were a couple of 90F days in June but none in July or so far in Aug. Very unusual. Also - a lot of rain. I do agree that the winters seem to be getting milder. We use to routinely see winter nights of -15F. Now, it rarely gets to -5F. THE WATSONYOUTH