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 RERTLH) OUR COOP SITE IN GENEVA ALSO REACHED 18 DEGREES
RERTLH) OUR COOP SITE IN GENEVA ALSO REACHED 18 DEGREES WITH 19 DEGREES MEASURED AT CUTHBERT GA. IT APPEARS FROM OBSERVATIONS THAT SOME LOCATIONS ACROSS THE REGION EXPERIENCED DURATIONS OF FREEZING TEMPERATURES FOR 10 T…
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Florida Panhandle 		Feb 17, 2007
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