NASA Study Shows American South Growing Hotter
May 11th, 2007 |
| Photo by Glynn Wilson |
| Summers in the American South will continue to get hotter and hotter, an average of 10 degrees warmer by the year 2080, a new NASA study shows, according to the AP. The mercury reached 91 in the Chevy Van today on the way to Southside, although a late afternoon shower hanging over Birmingham, Alabama, cooled things off as the burnt red sun set over the Magic City. Spider Man 3 was on the Rave agenda atop Vestavia Hills Friday night, then the short drive to Tuscaloosa. Comedian George Carlin is on the tube, a warm up to the Birmingham show June 8 at the Alabama Theater. Can’t wait to hear what he has to say about Bush now… |
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