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Study Suggests That We Think Clearer on Sunny Days
If you have a big decision to make, you might want to hurry up and make it before the sunny Summer's over.
New research reveals that not only are people more moody on cloudy days, but they actually have cloudier brains too! During a study on strokes, researchers coincidentally discovered a positive correlation between cognitive impairment and gloomy weather.
Briefing Book! French Workers Hold Bosses Hostage
- French workers angry at Caterpillar for cutting 700 jobs are holding their bosses hostage in their offices. – CNN
- In Europe, it's war of the rosés. — YumSugar
- Trya tells you everything you need to know about sex changes.— Jezebel
- Man gets DUI on motorized bar stool.
7 Outdoor Date Ideas
I hope my list of eight things to look forward to this Spring is helping you count down the minutes to Friday — I for one cannot wait! And while you can do most of those things with others, I thought you'd like to hear my seven outdoor date ideas, too — enjoy!
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Spring Has Not Sprung: Snow Blankets the East Coast
The White House is extra white today. Epic snowfall has blanketed the US capital and much of the East Coast.
Many of the nation's school children are celebrating a snow day!
The Snow Man: China Delivers Unique Snowflakes to Masses
Last Summer, China kept Beijing's skies clear, mostly, during the Olympics by shooting chemicals into clouds — or cloud seeding, as it's called. It ensured rainclouds spilled themselves somewhere, anywhere, away from the Olympic games. Now the country's at it again, only this time it's to ease a three-month drought that's dried up 12 of China's 23 provinces.
On Fire: Australia Battles Deadliest Natural Disaster in History
Victoria, Australia is welcoming cooler weather, as authorities say it will take several more days to contain blazes that have killed over 100 people.
On site last weekend, Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd proclaimed: "Hell and all its fury has visited the good people of Victoria in the past 24 hours." These residents can thank a record breaking heatwave and perhaps arsonists for the hellish experience.
Heat Wave! Record Highs Burn Australia
The Midwest might be suffering from severe Winter storms and power outages, but Down Under record-high temperatures are torturing rural towns with wild fires, and Australian Open tennis players and spectators with heat stroke. In Melbourne, temperatures reached 113 F° (45.1°C), marking the third consecutive day with temperatures over 109°F (43°C).
The conditions have been described as furnace-like, and the professional tennis players in town have quicker feet than usual — they say their feet feel like they're burning through their shoes.
Yes, But Will I Need an Umbrella?
I'm not sure what kind of weather report this is, but it's harshing my mellow!
Front Page: Travelers and Shoppers Face Subzero Temps Around US
- Subzero temperatures have hit the Midwest with high winds driving the windchill to 25 degrees below zero. Around the entire US, record snow and cold temperatures are being recorded. — AP
- Toyota has projected its first loss in 70 years, the first since the Japanese car company began such reports.
Texas Says Hello (Hurricane) Dolly!
Yesterday, Hurricane Dolly made landfall in Southern Texas in the town of South Padre Island, with 120 mph winds ripping roofs off homes, pouring down rain, and sending residents looking for shelter. Contact with land brought the winds down from category 2 speeds to category 1, and now flooding along the Rio Grande has become the main concern over the next few days, thanks to Dolly's "sluggish nature."
Over 3,000 residents of low-lying areas by the river and the coast went to crowded schools for shelter.
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