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Subject HOUSTON sets RECORD, HOTTEST/DRIEST YEAR on RECORD! Records for most 100° days and latest 100° day! La Nina returns.>>>>>

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Records have been kept since 1911:

http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/metropolitan/7684395.html

Waiting on the FOX26 link, but on the news tonight Houston is @ a 72.2°F average for the year.

Rainfall is @ 10.86" for 2011, beating out 1917's previous record of 12.27"

Temperature is tied with 1911 at the aforementioned 72.2°F.

Dr. Jim said with the next week's worth of triple digits, we should easily surpass 1911's record.
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Not to be a one upper but we beat you guys a long time ago here in North Texas!!!! if Texas CONTINUES TO BE DRY this winter....We ARE IN FOR REAL DOOM!!!!!! NOOOOOOO SHIT FOLKS!!! Im not kidden we will run out of water millions without running water will not be good..Im stocking up an big tanks right now over 3k gallons so far and im not sure it could be enough for my family and cattle...Ohhh well
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Yeah, I'm definitely happy to be down here for this, as opposed to Dallas, or Amarillo.

Is it true about slaughterhouses running at max capacity?

Stay safe, and good luck!
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Original Message Records have been kept since 1911:

[link to www.chron.com]

Waiting on the FOX26 link, but on the news tonight Houston is @ a 72.2°F average for the year.

Rainfall is @ 10.86" for 2011, beating out 1917's previous record of 12.27"

Temperature is tied with 1911 at the aforementioned 72.2°F.

Dr. Jim said with the next week's worth of triple digits, we should easily surpass 1911's record.

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