Last Three Months Warmest on U.S. Record Books

[sirbiotech]

the earths core must really be charged up now. its becoming more and
more undeniable to the media something is afoot. wonder how long they
will believe it's us that has caused the weather changes. today was
like spring, almost summer for a bit, here in nj. felt like when i
used to live in california, really beautiful.

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last three months warmest on u.s. record books-noaa
thu feb 21, 3:59 pm et

washington (reuters) - the last three months were the warmest on u.s.
record books, and january was the balmiest in the 123 years
temperatures for the month have been recorded globally, government
scientists said on thursday.


a preliminary average of the nation's temperature measured from
november 2001 to january 2002 was 4.3 degrees fahrenheit above
average temperatures gathered between 1895 and 2001, according to the
national oceanic and atmospheric administration (noaa), the
government's climate study arm.

"unusual warmth persisted across a large part of the contiguous
united states during the past few months," said noaa official jay
lawrimore.

the same monthly period in 1999-2000 held the previous record, noaa
said.

the warmth stretched from western states like montana and oklahoma to
the east coast. minnesota, wisconsin, iowa, massachusetts and vermont
saw the warmest november-january period on record, noaa said.

abnormal warmth sent global temperatures in january seven degrees
fahrenheit above average in large parts of north america and central
asia, it said.

average global land surface temperatures were 2.43 degrees fahrenheit
above the 1880-2001 long-term mean temperature, based on preliminary
data, noaa said.

globally, the november-january period was the second warmest on
record, 1.03 degrees fahrenheit above average, noaa said.



http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?
tmpl=story&cid=585&u=/nm/20020221/sc_nm/environment_weather_dc_1

[rainbowlen]

the earth does not have a core to be charged up . . . it is hollow
apparently with many advanced civilisations living there . . thete
are portalls at the poles . . . flying saucers have been seen
emerging from these portals. with love, leonard.



--- in asc2k@y..., "sirbiotech" <sirbiotech@y...> wrote:
> the earths core must really be charged up now. its becoming more
and
> more undeniable to the media something is afoot. wonder how long
they
> will believe it's us that has caused the weather changes. today was
> like spring, almost summer for a bit, here in nj. felt like when i
> used to live in california, really beautiful.
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------
>
> last three months warmest on u.s. record books-noaa
> thu feb 21, 3:59 pm et
>
> washington (reuters) - the last three months were the warmest on
u.s.
> record books, and january was the balmiest in the 123 years
> temperatures for the month have been recorded globally, government
> scientists said on thursday.
>
>
> a preliminary average of the nation's temperature measured from
> november 2001 to january 2002 was 4.3 degrees fahrenheit above
> average temperatures gathered between 1895 and 2001, according to
the
> national oceanic and atmospheric administration (noaa), the
> government's climate study arm.
>
> "unusual warmth persisted across a large part of the contiguous
> united states during the past few months," said noaa official jay
> lawrimore.
>
> the same monthly period in 1999-2000 held the previous record, noaa
> said.
>
> the warmth stretched from western states like montana and oklahoma
to
> the east coast. minnesota, wisconsin, iowa, massachusetts and
vermont
> saw the warmest november-january period on record, noaa said.
>
> abnormal warmth sent global temperatures in january seven degrees
> fahrenheit above average in large parts of north america and
central
> asia, it said.
>
> average global land surface temperatures were 2.43 degrees
fahrenheit
> above the 1880-2001 long-term mean temperature, based on
preliminary
> data, noaa said.
>
> globally, the november-january period was the second warmest on
> record, 1.03 degrees fahrenheit above average, noaa said.
>
>
>
> http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?
> tmpl=story&cid=585&u=/nm/20020221/sc_nm/environment_weather_dc_1

[sirbiotech]

are you so certain of that? ra states no beings live in the earth at
this time. yes in the past that was the case, but not now, according
to ra. as far as a core...

"so the farther away you get from the sun, the more you break into
higher levels of vibration represented by a bigger sphere. as the
earth punches into a higher level of energy based on its position to
the sun, it expands in size, because as it moves into that higher
energy, the energy within the core actually expands."

excerpted from a scientific blueprint for ascension
by david wilcock


"earth's rotation actually slowing down in orbit. earth's inner core
has already shifted and is spinning on an offset axis from external
core."

excerpted from intro page to convergence iii


--- in asc2k@y..., "rainbowlen" <rainbowlen@y...> wrote:
> the earth does not have a core to be charged up . . . it is hollow
> apparently with many advanced civilisations living there . . thete
> are portalls at the poles . . . flying saucers have been seen
> emerging from these portals. with love, leonard.