
In Chicago, where the normal January temperatures used to hover in the single digits and 20 was a heat wave, snowdrops are blooming six weeks early. Temperatures have been in the upper 30s the past few days, edging into the 40s -- and that's a drop of a few degrees from the holidays.
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Out here in Oakland, where the rain should be coming down in sheets and the full force of winter misery should be on us, the bearded iris are in bloom. And just yesterday, I saw a current photo of a cherry blossom already past its prime in New York City. But Chrysler's chief economist thinks the Europeans are irrationally hysterical about global warming, according to the BBC.
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