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Location: Chicago, IL
Today the entire sky is gray. It was when I woke up this morning and it still is completely gray now. No sun, no moon, no stars.
I heard on the radio today someone has been charting the amount of sunlight and he said that according to his data he has cataloged as well as data from other sources if things continue on the rate they have been going there will be no sunlight at all by next year. He is hoping to present his findings to AL GORE who can help with this terrible likely effect of global warming.
I didn't know if I should laugh or throw up when I heard this!
I have a stuffed nose and feel really lethargic. My skin is super dry no matter how hydrated I am. Frustrated with the state of things, will update more tomorrow.
Last edited by mage; 12/19/08 11:33 PM.
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Woke up this morning with the same irritated throat and stuffy nose. The sky is completely gray and cloudy... it's been a while since we've seen the sky now! Lots of eye floaters and what I'm not sure to call them little white dots that swim quickly in the eye. I've only experienced them since mid summer but they are rather unsettling.
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ABSOLUTE MADNESS IN NORTHWEST INDIANA.
It was COVERED in frozen rain, snow and ice everywhere. The roads were almost undrive-able and coated in thick ice. Then this fog came and progressively got thicker and thicker. We drove in it for 100 miles and by the time we were done driving all the ice had melted from the crazy chemfog. You couldn't taste water in it like you could regular fog and the air didn't seem heavy, just tacky.
It went from -7 / -7*f to 57*
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