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Beautiful….
A fairly average snowstorm left about a foot and a half of wet snow on the Garrett County ground this week, which then began to melt by yesterday afternoon as the temperatures rose into the upper 30s. Perhaps it is too much to hope that this might be the swan song of storms this season, but the forecast does indicate a warming trend over the next few days, with snow tapering off, rain coming in, and the mercury expected to reach 50 by Monday afternoon. A change from what this photo shows, taken Wednesday morning by Erica Carlson of Oakland.
Written by Elisabeth Hoffman |
Friday, 01 March 2013 15:09 |
–from the blog ClimateHowardAt least half a dozen Western Maryland residents rose in the dark, left home as an ice storm approached, traveled 200 miles to Annapolis and waited, along with environmental and health activists, for nearly six hours yesterday to testify in favor of a moratorium on fracking in the state.
For their trouble, they were screamed at repeatedly by state Sen. Joanne Benson, a member of the Senate Education, Health and Environmental Affairs Committee. “We are going through an exercise in futility,” she shrieked. And then she yelled again: “We are going through an exercise in futility here. It’s a dead issue.” And, “Nothing is going to happen.” And “The decision has already been made.” (Oddly, Benson is a co-sponsor of Senate Bill 514 that would ban fracking in Maryland.)
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