Hottest March on record for global earth stations

[richhorodner]

NOAA: U.S. Temperatures Near Average in March as Global Land Temperature Sets Record
Western U.S. Snowpack Healthiest in a Decade
April 17, 2008

An analysis by NOAA’s National Climatic Data Center shows that the average temperature for March in the contiguous United States ranked near average for the past 113 years. It was the 63rd warmest March since record-keeping began in the United States in 1895.

The average global land temperature last month was the warmest on record and ocean surface temperatures were the 13th warmest. Combining the land and the ocean temperatures, the overall global temperature ranked the second warmest for the month of March. Global temperature averages have been recorded since 1880.
The rest of the story @
http://www.noaanews.noaa.gov/stories2008/20080417_marchstats.html

[Bob Schafer]

The warmer, the better. I'm tired of freezing my ass off in winters.

[Ryan Wichman]

Without getting into a huge debate about global warming...this just proves more than ever that the earth goes through cycles and global warming was pushed a bit out of proportion. But doesn't mean going 'green' is a bad thing to incorporate in our lives still.

[Scott Lincoln]

Without getting into a huge debate about global warming...this just proves more than ever that the earth goes through cycles and global warming was pushed a bit out of proportion.

And how exactly does this show that?