Long winter marches into June as unseasonable cold and snow continues
Brrrrr. Too cold for ice cream!
Marc Morano , Bio and Archives--June 8, 2009
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The long winter of 2009 continues with unseasonable cold and snow continuing in many parts of the world. Below is a small sampling of articles on the June chill.
Long winter marches into June as unseasonable cold and snow continues
- Record-low temp recorded in International Falls
- Cool has pushed growth of Western Canada's wheat and barley crop at least 10 days behind schedule
- Unseasonably-cool weather slows ice cream sales
- Frost may force Brazil to cut this year's corn output forecast
- It's June...so it must be snowing: Great British summer goes from sweltering to shivering in just a week
- 'Unusually cold spring continues' -- two more cold records set in N. Dakota
- Isn't this June? Snow sticking around on Pikes Peak...'7 foot snowdrifts'
- North Dakota city sees first June snowfall in 60 years
- 'Devastating freeze': Spring frost in Texas killed '99% of our peach crop this year'
- Schoolchildren rescued from hiking trip as June snow and cold hits California
- Freezes were noted this morning in parts of Montana
- Prediction: Northwest Passage won't clear this year
- Wyoming: Unseasonably cool temperatures brought a late spring snowstorm and freeze warnings
- New record lows were again established in southern Alberta
- Below normal temps bring frost damage to Michigan hayfields
- Erie, PA: Temperature dips to record low of 40
- Winnipeg likely 'to see a record low maximum temperature'
- Parts of Canada forecast to get 4 to 8 inches...'set new record lows'
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Marc Morano——Bio and Archives
Mr. Morano is the former communications director for the Senate Environment & Public Works Committee and former advisor and speechwriter for Sen.James Inhofe. Morano’s Climate Deportis a special project of CFACT.org