WASHINGTON (AP) — Even for a world getting used to wild weather, May seems stuck on strange.
Torrential downpours in Texas that have whiplashed the region from drought to flooding. A heat wave that has killed more than 1,800 people in India. Record 91-degree (32 Celsiu) readings in Alaska, of all places. A pair of top-of-the-scale typhoons in the Northwest Pacific. And a drought taking hold in the East.
“Mother Nature keeps throwing us crazy stuff,” Rutgers University climate scientist Jennifer Francis says. “It’s just been one thing after another.”
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The Secular Jurist 
It’s going crazy everywhere. It has been raining here like crazy
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I’m hip. Up here in the normally cool and rainy U.S. Pacific Northwest, our governor recently declared a drought emergency.
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And I think I saw either on your blog or elsewhere that people in california might say bye to lawns
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They are, indeed.
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Here in the NYC/Hudson River Valley region, the weather has been unseasonably cool, but luckily, nothing too crazy has happened. Not yet, anyway!
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