U.S. Northeast may have coldest winter in decade


	U.S. Northeast may have coldest winter in decade

pkronfield

9-30-2009 6:45 AM

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global warming, loony left

pkronfield says:

And the sun is in a prolonged quiet spell, inducing global cooling. This coupled with the el Nino spells ice forming on Al Gore's nose as he blathers about the nonsensical "global warming"

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