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Japanese tsunami debris may be causing mild temperatures, meteorologist says
 I don't know how many of you have been following the massive Japanese tsunami debris field heading for California. But I ran across this interesting speculation on a connection between the debris field and the warmer than normal weather in North America. Meteorologist and AccuWeather.com news director Henry Margusity offered the theory that the drifting Japanese tsunami debris field seems to be sending warm air aloft above the Pacific Ocean, which could be contributing to warmer temperatures in North America. "If you match up where that debris field is right now with where the warmer-than-normal water temperatures are, they match up perfectly". Posted by: Mike Ramsey 2012-03-25 |
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