IT IS IMPORTANT TO IGNORE THIS - AT 6:07 P.M. ET:  A weather report:

If it seemed cold to you in Green Bay on Saturday, it was.

The high temperature for the day, reached at 9:50 a.m., was 52. That set a record for the lowest high temperature for June 6, according to the National Weather Service office in Ashwaubenon.

The old mark was 53, set in 1943.

Similar records were set across Wisconsin today. Manitowoc's high was 54, breaking the record of 56 set in 1935. In central Wisconsin, records were set in Stevens Point, Wisconsin Rapids, Marshfield and Merrill, all breaking marks set in 1935.

COMMENT:  Obviously, this is a corrupt report influenced by the right wing, the oil companies, and disgruntled Chrysler dealers.  Actually, it's hot outside, and, unless we spent trillions under the direction of Al Gore, we will all perish in great floods and locusts, and our children will throw away our pictures.  Just remember that.

June 8, 2009