YES,
one may be reluctant
to accept the Global
Warming hypothesis, but it's hard to deny this graphic
evidence of Global Warming
from the Regina Leader-Post on 29/01/04: |
Records
Tumble: A dozen Saskatchewan communities set records for low temperatures overnight Tuesday and Wednesday morning |
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Location |
New
Record |
Old Record |
Year of Old Record |
Regina |
-41.6°
C |
-38.9°
C |
1937 |
Saskatoon |
-44.9°
C |
-43.3°C |
1966 |
Estevan |
-41.3°
C |
-37.2°
C |
1966 |
Weyburn |
-40.9°
C |
-37.8°
C |
1969 |
Rosetown |
-42.1°
C |
-41.7°
C |
1969 |
Elbow |
-38.6°
C |
-37.8°
C |
1966 |
Watrous |
-43.3°
C |
-42.2°
C |
1966 |
Nipawin |
-46.2°
C |
-45.3°
C |
2002 |
La
Ronge |
-45.8°
C |
-42.8°
C |
1934 |
North
Battleford |
-45.1°
C |
-44.4°
C |
1937 |
Meadow
Lake |
-47.3°
C |
-45.4°
C |
2002 |
Key
Lake |
-52.3°
C |
-51.9°
C |
2002 |
Source: Environment Canada |
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