More than 90 record-high temperatures were recorded in the Midwest and Great Lakes yesterday.
And perhaps an even better record came for the residents of Minneapolis-St. Paul in Minnesota - for only the third time in recorded history there was no snow measured during the month of March. (Records date back to 1859).
Rochester, Minnesota, shattered its old record high of 71 degrees when the temperature soared to 83 degrees yesterday. Chicago also recorded a record high temperature for April 1 of 83.
More than 90 record-high temperatures broken This Just In - CNN.com Blogs
Let's hope we have an early and warm spring.
Anything to take pressure of the cost of oil is a good thing, folks.
it is wayyyyyyyy warmer this year than last year, where i am at...
yes, the wind is still brutal....
but spring is early!
I sure hope this means we actually get a summer this year! as you know....it was near ABSENT last year!