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	2008 Likely To Be One Of The Top-ten Warmest Years

asphere

1-8-2008 6:30 PM

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1-9-2008 8:21 AM

n2sooners

Interesting how they choose 1961 as their starting year and refuse to dip back into the '30s.

1-9-2008 9:11 AM

AcesLucky

You should email them and ask. I'd like to why it doesn't go back to when we first started taking measurements.

Why is 1961 so magical?

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