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2012 kicked off with an unusually warm January across most of the US: fifteen states had "much above normal" temperatures, in the top 10% of warmest Januaries on record.
2012 kicked off with an unusually warm January across most of the US: fifteen states had "much above normal" temperatures, in the top 10% of warmest Januaries on record.
For many folks across the nation, the extreme weather of 2011 still haunts us with vivid images of the havoc wreaked on people's lives. Today, NRDC is releasing an updated version of our Extreme Weather 2011 map, which now includes the whole year's worth of extreme weather events.
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2012 kicked off with an unusually warm January across most of the US: fifteen states had "much above normal" temperatures, in the top 10% of warmest Januaries on record.
For many folks across the nation, the extreme weather of 2011 still haunts us with vivid images of the havoc wreaked on people's lives. Today, NRDC is releasing an updated version of our Extreme Weather 2011 map, which now includes the whole year's worth of extreme weather events.
2012 kicked off with an unusually warm January across most of the US: fifteen states had "much above normal" temperatures, in the top 10% of warmest Januaries on record.
For many folks across the nation, the extreme weather of 2011 still haunts us with vivid images of the havoc wreaked on people's lives. Today, NRDC is releasing an updated version of our Extreme Weather 2011 map, which now includes the whole year's worth of extreme weather events.