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Spring in January

by Winnie McCarthy

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This is some bizarre weather that we are having in Chicago! It was a high of 60 degrees yesterday and is heading in that direction again today. It is odd to see people ice skating at Millenium Park in t-shirts.

Such strange temperatures have caused a lot of discussion about global warming, although I do know that we do get a warm day or two like things each winter, so it is inconclusive.

The temps should start dropping tomorrow and will be back to winter by the end of the week, so enjoy it while you can!

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Posted in News on January 7th, 2008

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