Ticks and allergies 56 Verified
15:21 Nov 23, 2010
As the temperatures stay warmer for longer periods in New England, I've seen the tick populations in the woods explode. Allergy season...
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WeatherNatural fluctuations 0 Unverified
14:40 Nov 23, 2010
Certainly we had a lower degree-day growing season (less warmth) and we had record cold and a drier winter last year. This year looks like heavier...
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From forests to the flu 1 Verified
13:52 Nov 23, 2010
Longer periods of winter /spring drought have increased the risk of forest or woodland fires,this has happened where I live.Longer hotter summers...
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landslides 0 Verified
13:51 Nov 23, 2010
the changes include increased temperatures, landslides melting peaks of mountains some thing that has increased in recent years.The effects...
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Weatherunusual rainfull 0 Verified
13:50 Nov 23, 2010
unusual rainfull regime in most part of Lagos , the air is very much poluted that a lot of soot settle on skins of residents and on vegetations
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Migration changes 0 Verified
13:47 Nov 23, 2010
Locally, maple trees are dying. The maple sugaring season starts earlier, and doesn't last as long. Fist and last frosts are farther apart....
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WeatherExtreme seasons 0 Verified
13:46 Nov 23, 2010
Summers are hotter and dryer. Winters are colder and wetter (more snow, higher winds).
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Food production affected, but hidden 0 Verified
13:41 Nov 23, 2010
More noticeable in the country - farmers having to irrigate more, frosts coming later, as wheat/maize flowers so food production impacted, extended...
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WeatherClimate destabilization 0 Unverified
12:45 Nov 23, 2010
I'm seeing a lot of climate destabilization - record breaking heat and cold, unpredictable hurricane seasons. My colleagues who study hurricanes...
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More ticks 0 Unverified
10:26 Nov 23, 2010
As the temperatures stay warmer for longer periods in New England, I've seen the tick populations in the woods explode. Allergy season...
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Scorching 0 Verified
09:17 Nov 23, 2010
hot climate really is affecting the way i work because it's too scorching out here this season.i also witness a dry of the rivers here...
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Maple trees dying, less snow 0 Unverified
08:55 Nov 23, 2010
Locally, maple trees are dying. The maple sugaring season starts earlier, and doesn't last as long. First and last frosts are farther apart....
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Weatherweather changes 0 Verified
21:23 Nov 22, 2010
Spring is later, winter odd!!! drought conditions more frequent and severe in parts of the country while other parts have more wet weather and...
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WeatherDrier, and wetter 0 Unverified
21:23 Nov 22, 2010
Spring is later, winter odd!!! Drought conditions more frequent and severe in parts of the country while other parts have more wet weather and...
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Shipping problems 0 Verified
20:38 Nov 22, 2010
Changes in my immediate environment can be deceiving. Colder than normal winter wheather creates the impression that everything is OK with the...
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AquaticNew fish 0 Verified
20:13 Nov 22, 2010
new species of fish in the waters around DK, "the four seasons" are frustrated, and maybe the most important: the decreasing hopes...
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New deer 0 Verified
18:46 Nov 22, 2010
We can see the family of deer which has propagated themselves around us. Add it, oak trees are dying conspicuously in the near mountains.
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A change in bird behavior 0 Unverified
13:35 Nov 22, 2010
Mourning Doves have been replaced by Eurasian Collared Doves at our house. Pikas and Marmots are declining at lower elevations. Pine beetles...
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A web of change 0 Unverified
21:54 Nov 21, 2010
Well one thing I have noticed is that the severity of storms is on the rise (not all weather systems but the on average). In 2006 in the Mount...
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BirdsThe mockingbird sings 0 Unverified
19:51 Nov 21, 2010
Bird songs - I have lived 20 years in AZ and 12 years at this location. Only in the last couple of years have I heard a beautiful warbling birdsong...
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Climate notes from a Vermont farm 0 Unverified
17:39 Nov 21, 2010
We have lived in Vermont for 40 years. First in the Green Mountains, near Plymouth and then in 1976 we purchased a farm in the Champlain Valley...
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Change in seasons 0 Unverified
11:35 Nov 21, 2010
As a gardener, I am pretty in tune to the rhythm of the seasons. This year blew me away. Spring was early and lasted into June. Summer never...
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Record heat in Maine 0 Unverified
08:00 Nov 21, 2010
Hottest year on record for Maine. Change in bird migrations, change in insect activity. Change in garden pests.
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WeatherJohn Slight, Measure balance in ships engines which is a check and can reduce emmissions 0 Unverified
03:35 Nov 21, 2010
Summers far less rain - in last 5 yrs.
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Miguel Ongpin, Manila Bulletin 0 Unverified
03:34 Nov 21, 2010
Changes in rainfall/flooding. These however are cyclical events that have occurred throughout my life. We have also experienced forest fires...
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Christopher Daruwalla, Actor Writer Director 0 Unverified
03:26 Nov 21, 2010
Yes - the pollution levels and dust particle levels are going through the roof - unpredictable and unseasonal rain, weather. Crop yiels being...
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Bill Davy, Unemployed 0 Unverified
02:55 Nov 21, 2010
More extreme weather. Last winter the over-winter braod beans all rotted after a long wet winter, culminating in more snow than we are sued...
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WeatherMatthew Cheyne 0 Unverified
02:49 Nov 21, 2010
The climate where I live is much drier than what it used to be 20 years ago with the rainfall patterns becoming more scattered and variable...
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WeatherHugh Edgar Eckermann, Technician 0 Unverified
02:37 Nov 21, 2010
It's getting warmer here. Not freezing every winter.
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George Robinson, retired 0 Unverified
02:29 Nov 21, 2010
In the past 20 years, the Norwegian glaciers have receded more than ever before, some have disappeared, and the winter snow season is several...
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magdy abu seada, I teach people English as a second language 0 Unverified
02:20 Nov 21, 2010
first infectious diseases which spread more quickly than ever before.also mosquito spread allover summer and spring
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Weatherrobert spearing, subway & locomotive engineer 0 Unverified
02:08 Nov 21, 2010
none. nothing noticably has changed in new jersey in the 51 years i am alive and i remember snow storms back as far as 1964 and hot summers...
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WeatherDavid Green, pensioner now but formally a university lecturer 0 Unverified
01:45 Nov 21, 2010
It seems to be warmer for longer throughout the year but with more rain.
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Dr. Krishna Kumari Challa 0 Unverified
01:41 Nov 21, 2010
Heavy pollution, breathing problems faced by everybody here. Heavy downpours, unseasonal rains, flash floods, very hot & humid conditions,...
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Weatherjohn Gallwey, Retired Physician 1 Unverified
01:38 Nov 21, 2010
Flooding reported in unusual places in Thailand. Chao Phraya river (I live on the bank) rose higher than usual. Heavy storms with heavy rain....
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WeatherFarooq Yousaf, marketing student, plus running a mini advertising and promotion firm. Plus managing my fathers FM radio and satellite dish consultancy firm. 0 Unverified
01:33 Nov 21, 2010
I remember that 5 to 6 years ago winters used to arrive at the end of October in Pakistan. We used to start wearing jumpers and jackets in the...
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WeatherTiziano Zacchi, teacher of economics 0 Unverified
00:47 Nov 21, 2010
general raise in temperatures, heavy rains in the half-seasons
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Raymond Mackmurdie, retired farmer 0 Unverified
00:37 Nov 21, 2010
We rely on rainwater collected from our house roof as sole drinking/household water supply and already,before the onset of summer, we are using...
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James Collie, none 0 Unverified
00:33 Nov 21, 2010
the earths axcis has moved since greenwich time was introduced by over 1000klms the thawing of ice excess rain falls flooding of pacific Islands...
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subhash mehta, retired army officer. 0 Unverified
00:28 Nov 21, 2010
The climate change is the main cause of many of the health and environmental problems. Here, at my place, I've been observing more erratic...
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Richard Chandless, Retired but have worked as pilot, commercial engineer, aviation consultant and started as farmer (420 acres) in the UK 0 Unverified
00:23 Nov 21, 2010
In Winter for the last 10-15 years reduced snowfall from 1 metre down to 30cm, and nightime temperatatures up from -20°C most nights...
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WeatherD.C Okpalaeke, I am an applicant 0 Unverified
00:23 Nov 21, 2010
In Septenber 2 November time we used to have hammartime but this year we have almost rainning season.
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ForestsFred Plotkin, Lecturer/writer 0 Unverified
00:15 Nov 21, 2010
I live near Central Park. 20-30 years ago, leaves turned color by mid October and fell soon after that. Nowadays, higher average temperatures...
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Susan Sisco, self employed farmer 1 Unverified
23:57 Nov 20, 2010
the sun seems to be even hotter on my skin which means our ozone layer is becoming damaged and a very good example is the fact that whales are...
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Richard DiMatteo, Retired 0 Unverified
23:47 Nov 20, 2010
Increased beach erosion, prolonged droughts, bark beetle infestations killing trees as a result of the droughts
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WeatherBart Storey, between jobs 6 Unverified
23:46 Nov 20, 2010
Seasonal changes that were like clockwork have broad gaps or large overlaps of time than when I was young
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WeatherNithyananda Pai, I am a electrical project manager 0 Unverified
23:38 Nov 20, 2010
Unseasonal weather patterns
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Charles Tauber, head of a small NGO working on psychological trauma and regeneration. 0 Unverified
23:37 Nov 20, 2010
Shorter and milder winters; hotter summers. I work in development and we are seeing the changes in other places through the work of colleagues....
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Longer monsoon seasons 0 Unverified
23:36 Nov 20, 2010
In Chennai(India) the monsoon rains have increased drastically and low lying areas are flooded and waters lie inundated foe several days spreading...
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Rajiv Kulkarni, I am a company executive 1 Unverified
23:03 Nov 20, 2010
Hotter summers, colder winters, rainier monsoons than usual. Or else the opposite - cooler summers, milder winters and drier monsoons. Unseasonal...
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