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2011-06-02 16:16:41.000 – Steve Welsh, IT Observer
June?
What a change from yesterday! Twenty four hours ago we were sweltering in the mid 50s and able to walk around comfortably outside in just T-shirt and shorts. Well not today.
Late this morning we fell below the freezing mark and with winds sustained around 70 mph it is no longer T-shirt weather out there. Glaze ice is also forming now and we’ve even had snow and ice pellets – in fact it’s starting to look like winter again. Is it really June?
Steve Welsh, IT Observer
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