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To: Road Walker who wrote (290724)	6/25/2006 4:17:28 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1586540

re: That tropical storm should be good for FLA with all the fires you all are having. Have there always been fires in the Spring or is it a recent phenomenon? It seems to have gotten worse over the years I've been here (14). We are in an almost perpetual drought during the winter. I asked that question in another post. Then this past week I saw one of the news channels discussing the very issue. In fact, the number of wild fires began to increase over ten years ago. They were saying that excessive drought and rain are the hallmarks of global warming. Unfortunately, they do not cover the same region. But not to worry........global warming isn't real. ;-)