EndrTimes: Record low temps in Cancun 3 days in a row

Wednesday, December 08, 2010

Record low temps in Cancun 3 days in a row

The irony is just dripping off of this little factoid

7 Dec 10 - " With the UN Climate Change Conference underway in Cancun to discuss the dangers of Global Warming, the resort host location is experiencing its third straight day of record cold temperatures," says reader Richard Nathan.

Today the mercury fell to 53F in Cancun. The record for this date - 57F - was set in 2000.

Yesterday, the temperature in Cancun fell to 53F, a new record, and on Dec 5th it fell to 51F, yet another new record.

http://www.wunderground.com/history/airport/MMUN/2010/12/5/DailyHistory.html
Thanks to Richard Nathan for this link

"The irony is just dripping off of this little factoid," says Nathan.
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