TEMPERATURE EXTREMES, HIGHEST

Temperature extremes depend upon a number of factors, important among which are altitude, latitude, surface conditions, and the density and length of record of observing stations.The world's highest temperatures, as well as the greatest range of extremes and the greatest and most rapid temperature fluctuations, occur over continental areas in the temperate zones .A reading of 136°F, observed at Azizia (elevation about 380 ft, Tripolitania, Libya, North Africa) on September 13, 1922, is generally accepted as the world's highest temperature recorded under standard conditions.The highest temperature ever observed in Canada was 115°F at Gleichen, Alberta on July 28, 1903. A high of 120°F or higher has been recorded on all the continents except Antarctica, where the high is only 58.3°F.Greenland Ranch, California, with 134°F on July 10, 1913, holds the record for the highest temperature ever officially recorded in the United States. This station is located in barren Death Valley which is about 140 mi long and 4–16 mi wide and runs north and south in southeastern California and southwestern Nevada. The valley is below sea level and is flanked by towering mountain ranges with Mt. Whitney, the highest landmark in the 48 states, rising to 14,495 ft, less than 100 mi to the west. Death Valley has the hottest summers in the Western Hemisphere, and is the only known place in the United States where nighttime temperatures sometimes remain above 100°F.The highest average annual temperature in the world, possibly a world record, is the 94°F, at Dalol (or Dallol), Ethiopia. The station is in a salt desert and is based on only 6 years of data, October 1960–November 1966. Lugh (or Luuq), Somalia, East Africa has an annual mean recorded temperature of 88°F. In the United States the station normally having the highest annual average is Key West, Florida, 77.8°F; the highest summer average, Death Valley, California, 98.2°F; and the highest winter average, Key West, Florida, 70.2°F.Amazing temperature rises of 40–50°F in a few minutes occasionally may be brought about by chinook winds. Some outstanding extreme temperature rises in short periods are:




12 hours: 83°F, Granville, ND, Feb. 21, 1918, from–33°F to 50°F from early morning to late afternoon.
15 minutes: 42°F, Fort Assiniboine, MT, Jan. 19, 1892, from–5°F to 37°F.
7 minutes: 34°F, Kipp, MT, Dec. 1, 1896; observer also reported that a total rise of 80°F occurred in a few hours and that 30 in of snow disappeared in one-half day.
2 minutes: 49°F, Spearfish, SD, Jan. 22, 1943, from–4°F at 7:30 A.M ., to 45°F at 7:32 A.M .
The range of temperature extremes over large bodies of water is much less than over land. Temperature extremes over the sea likely range from 100°F recorded by the SS Titan on August 8, 1920, in the Red Sea to–40°F observed by the SS Baychino , January 27, 1932, when beset by ice at latitude 70° 50′ N, longitude 159° 11′ W. Sea-surface temperatures in the Persian Gulf average as high as 88°F for July and August, and a high of 96°F was measured by the SS Frankenfels on August 5, 1924. These are among the highest—if not the highest—sea-surface temperatures ever observed. (Any official record of these over-the-sea temperatures has been lost over the years, so these measurements are not confirmed.)

Sunniest U.S. Cities

1. Yuma, AZ
2. Redding, CA
3. Phoenix, AZ; Tucson, AZ; Las Vegas, NV
4. El Paso, TX
5. Fresno, CA; Reno, NV

TEMPERATURE EXTREMES, LOWEST

Antarctica, a vast, elevated, snow-covered continent at the South Pole is one of the most favorable regions in the world for extremely low temperatures. Several stations there now have records dating back through 1957. A new world-record low temperature was observed at–128.6°F and was recorded at Vostok (Russian station) on July 21,1983. At the Amundsen-Scott station (elevation 9,186 ft), located on a snow plain within a few hundred yards of the geographical South Pole, the average annual temperature from 1957 to 1964 was–59°F. For July, the average maximum temperature was–69°F, the minimum–80°F; and for January, these values were–17°F and–22°F, respectively. The average temperature at Vostok for the two-year period 1958–59 was–67°F. Even colder locations may exist on the continent.
Other regions favorable for unusually low winter extremes include Greenland, a high snow-covered area located mostly in the north polar regions; and north central Siberia, part of a great land mass at high latitudes. Minima of–90°F (Verhoyansk–89.7°F, February 5 and 7, 1892 and Oimekon–89.9°F, February 6, 1933) in the latter region stood as the world's lowest temperatures prior to observations in Antarctica. The lowest temperature on the Greenland Icecap,–86.8°F was observed at Northice January 9,1954. Canada's lowest temperature,–81°F, was observed at Snag, Yukon Territory, near the border of Alaska at an altitude of 2,120 ft on February 3, 1947.
In the United States, the lowest temperature on record,–79.8°F, was recorded on January 23, 1971, at Prospect Creek Camp, which is located in the Endicott Mountains of Northern Alaska at latitude 66° 48′N, longitude 150° 40′W. The lowest temperature in the contiguous 48 states,–69.7°F, occurred on January 20, 1954, at Rogers Pass, in Lewis and Clark County, Montana. This location is in mountainous and heavily forested terrain, about 0.5 mi east of and 140 ft below the summit of the Continental Divide.
The lowest average annual temperature recorded in the United States is 9.4°F at Barrow, Alaska, which lies on the Arctic coast. Barrow also has the coolest summers (June, July, August) with an average of 41.9°F. The lowest average winter (December, January, February) temperature is–20.1°F at Barter Island on the Arctic coast of northeast Alaska. In Hawaii, average annual temperatures range from 44°F at Mauna Loa Slope Observatory (elevation 11,146 ft) on the island of Hawaii to 77.2°F at Honolulu on the island of Oahu.
In the contiguous 48 states, Mt. Washington, New Hampshire (elevation 6,262 ft) has the lowest mean annual temperature, 26.5°F, and the lowest mean summer (June, July, August) temperature, 51.6°F. A few stations in the Northeast and upper Rockies have mean annuals in the high 30s, and at the same stations in the latter area, summers may average in the high 40s. Winter (December, January, February) mean temperature are lowest in northeastern North Dakota where the average is 5.9°F at the Langdon Experiment Farm and northwestern Minnesota where the average is 6.1°F at Hallock.
In continental areas of the temperate zone, 40–50°F temperature falls in a few hours caused by advection of cold air masses are not uncommon. Sometimes, following these large drops due to advection, radiation may cause a further temperature fall resulting in remarkable changes. Some outstanding extreme temperature falls are:
24 hours: 100°F, Browning, MT, Jan. 23–24, 1916, from 44°F to–56°F.
12 hours: 84°F, Fairfield, MT, Dec. 24, 1924, from 63°F at noon to–21°F at midnight.
2 hours: 62°F, Rapid City, SD, Jan. 12, 1911, from 49°F at 6 A.M . to–13°F at 8 A.M .
27 minutes: 58°F, Spearfish, SD, Jan. 22, 1943, from 54°F at 9 A.M ., to–4°F at 9:27 A.M .

Cloudiest U.S. Cities

1. Quillayute, WA
2. Astoria, OR
3. Olympia, WA
4. Seattle, WA
5. Portland, OR

15 minutes: 47°F, Rapid City, SD, Jan. 10, 1911, from 55°F at 7 A.M ., to 8°F at 7:15 A.M .

Highest Temperature Extremes
Continent	Highest Temp. (deg F)	Place	Elevation (Feet)	Date
Africa	136	El Azizia, Libya	367	13 Sep 1922
North America	134	Death Valley, CA (Greenland Ranch)	–178	10 Jul 1913
Asia	129	Tirat Tsvi, Israel	–722	21 Jun 1942
Australia	128	Cloncurry, Queensland	622	16 Jan 1889
Europe	122	Seville, Spain	26	4 Aug 1881
South America	120	Rivadavia, Argentina	676	11 Dec 1905
Oceania	108	Tuguegarao, Philippines	72	29 Apr 1912
Antarctica	59	Vanda Station, Scott Coast	49	5 Jan 1974

Lowest Temperature Extremes
Continent	Lowest Temp. (deg F)	Place	Elevation (Feet)	Date
*Exact date unknown, lowest in 15-year period
Antarctica	–129	Vostok	11220	21 Jul 1983
Asia	-90	Oimekon, Russia	2625	6 Feb 1933
Asia	-90	Verkhoyansk, Russia	350	7 Feb 1892
Greenland	-87	Northice	7687	9 Jan 1954
North America	–81.4	Snag, Yukon, Canada	2120	3 Feb 1947
Europe	-67	Ust'Shchugor, Russia	279	January*
South America	-27	Sarmiento, Argentina	879	1 Jun 1907
Africa	-11	Ifrane, Morocco	5364	11 Feb 1935
Australia	–9.4	Charlotte Pass, NSW	5758	29 Jun 1994
Oceania	14	Haleakala Summit, Maui, HI	9750	2 Jan 1961

(Courtesy of National Climatic Data Center/NOAA.)

Highest Average Annual Precipitation Extremes
Continent	Highest Avg. (Inches)	Place	Elevation (Feet)	Years of Record
!The value given is continent's highest and possibly the world's depending on measurement practices, procedures and period of record variations.
^The official greatest average annual precipitation for South America is 354 inches at Quibdo, Colombia. The 523.6 inches average at Lloro, Colombia [14 miles SE and at a higher elevation than Quibdo] is an estimated amount.
*Approximate elevation.
South America	523.6!^	Lloro, Colombia	520*	29
Asia	467.4!	Mawsynram, India	4597	38
Oceania	460.0!	Mt. Waialeale, Kauai, HI	5148	30
Africa	405.0	Debundscha, Cameroon	30	32
South America	354.0^	Quibdo, Colombia	120	16
Australia	340.0	Bellenden Ker, Queensland	5102	9
North America	256.0	Henderson Lake, British Colombia	12	14
Europe	183.0	Crkvica, Bosnia-Hercegovina	3337	22

Lowest Average Annual Precipitation Extremes
Continent	Lowest Avg. (Inches)	Place	Elevation (Feet)	Years of Record
The value given is the average amount of solid snow accumulating in one year as indicated by snow markers. The liquid content of the snow is undetermined.
*Approximate elevation.
South America	0.03	Arica, Chile	95	59
Africa	<0.1	Wadi Halfa, Sudan	410	39
Antarctica	0.8	Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station	9186	10
North America	1.2	Batagues, Mexico	16	14
Asia	1.8	Aden, Yemen	22	50
Australia	4.05	Mulka (Troudaninna), South Australia	160*	42
Europe	6.4	Astrakhan, Russia	45	25
Oceania	8.93	Puako, Hawaii, HI	5	13

(Courtesy of National Climatic Data Center/NOAA.)

(Courtesy of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).)

(Courtesy of National Climatic Data Center/NOAA.)

Record Highest Temperatures by State
(Thru December 2000)
State	Temp. °F.	Date	Station	Elevation Feet
*Also on earlier dates at the same time or other places.
Alabama	112	Sep. 5, 1925	Centerville	345
Alaska	100	Jun. 27, 1915	Fort Yukon	est. 420
Arizona	128	Jun. 29, 1994	Lake Havasu City	505
Arkansas	120	Aug. 10, 1936	Ozark	396
California	134	Jul. 10, 1913	Greenland Ranch	–178
Colorado	118	Jul. 11, 1888	Bennett	5,484
Connecticut	106	Jul. 15, 1995	Danbury	450
Delaware	110	Jul. 21, 1930	Millsboro	20
Florida	109	Jun. 29, 1931	Monticello	207
Georgia	112	Aug. 20, 1983	Greenville	860
Hawaii	100	Apr. 27, 1931	Pahala	850
Idaho	118	Jul. 28, 1934	Orofino	1,027
Illinois	117	Jul. 14, 1954	East St. Louis	410
Indiana	116	Jul. 14, 1936	Collegeville	672
Iowa	118	Jul. 20, 1934	Keokuk	614
Kansas	121	Jul. 24, 1936*	Alton (near)	1,651
Kentucky	114	Jul. 28, 1930	Greensburg	581
Louisiana	114	Aug. 10, 1936	Plain Dealing	268
Maine	105	Jul. 10, 1911*	North Bridgton	450
Maryland	109	Jul. 10, 1936*	Cumberland & Frederick	623, 325
Massachusetts	107	Aug. 2, 1975	New Bedford & Chester	120; 640
Michigan	112	Jul. 13, 1936	Mio	963
Minnesota	114	Jul. 6, 1936	Moorhead	904
Mississippi	115	Jul. 29, 1930	Holly Springs	600
Missouri	118	Jul. 14, 1954*	Warsaw & Union	705; 560
Montana	117	Jul. 5, 1937	Medicine Lake	1,950
Nebraska	118	Jul. 24, 1936*	Minden	2,169
Nevada	125	Jun. 29, 1994*	Laughlin	605
New Hampshire	106	Jul. 4, 1911	Nashua	125
New Jersey	110	Jul. 10, 1936	Runyon	18
New Mexico	122	Jun. 27, 1994	Waste Isolat. Pilot Plt	3,418
New York	108	Jul. 22, 1926	Troy	35
North Carolina	110	Aug. 21, 1983	Fayetteville	213
North Dakota	121	Jul. 6, 1936	Steele	1,857
Ohio	113	Jul. 21, 1934*	Gallipolis (near)	673
Oklahoma	120	Jun. 27, 1994*	Tipton	1,350
Oregon	119	Aug. 10, 1898*	Pendleton	1,074
Pennsylvania	111	Jul. 10, 1936*	Phoenixville	100
Rhode Island	104	Aug. 2, 1975	Providence	51
South Carolina	111	Jun. 28, 1954*	Camden	170
South Dakota	120	Jul. 5, 1936	Gannvalley	1,750
Tennessee	113	Aug. 9, 1930*	Perryville	377
Texas	120	Jun. 28, 1994*	Monahans	2,660
Utah	117	Jul. 5, 1985	Saint George	2,880
Vermont	105	Jul. 4, 1911	Vernon	310
Virginia	110	Jul. 15, 1954	Balcony Falls	725
Washington	118	Aug. 5, 1961*	Ice Harbor Dam	475
West Virginia	112	Jul. 10, 1936*	Martinsburg	435
Wisconsin	114	Jul. 13, 1936	Wisconsin Dells	900
Wyoming	115	Aug. 8, 1983	Basin	3,500

(Courtesy of National Climatic Data Center/NOAA.)

Record Lowest Temperatures by State
(Thru December 2000)
State	Temp. °F.	Date	Station	Elevation Feet
*Also on earlier dates at the same time or other places.
Alabama	-27	Jan. 30, 1966	New Market	760
Alaska	-80	Jan. 23, 1971	Prospect Creek Camp	1,100
Arizona	-40	Jan. 7, 1971	Hawley Lake	8,180
Arkansas	-29	Feb. 13, 1905	Pond	1,250
California	-45	Jan. 20, 1937	Boca	5,532
Colorado	-61	Feb. 1, 1985	Maybell	5,920
Connecticut	-32	Jan. 22, 1961*	Coventry	480
Delaware	-17	Jan. 17, 1893	Millsboro	20
Florida	–2	Feb. 13, 1899	Tallahassee	193
Georgia	-17	Jan. 27, 1940	CCC Camp F-16	est. 1,000
Hawaii	12	May 17, 1979	Mauna Kea Obs 111.2	13,770
Idaho	-60	Jan. 18, 1943	Island Park Dam	6,285
Illinois	-36	Jan. 5, 1999	Congerville	635
Indiana	-36	Jan. 19, 1994	New Whiteland	785
Iowa	-47	Feb. 3, 1996*	Elkader	770
Kansas	-40	Feb. 13, 1905	Lebanon	1,812
Kentucky	-37	Jan. 19, 1994	Shelbyville	730
Louisiana	-16	Feb. 13, 1899	Minden	194
Maine	-48	Jan. 19, 1925	Van Buren	510
Maryland	-40	Jan. 13, 1912	Oakland	2,461
Massachusetts	-35	Jan. 12, 1981	Chester	640
Michigan	-51	Feb. 9, 1934	Vanderbilt	785
Minnesota	-60	Feb. 2, 1996	Tower	1,460
Mississippi	-19	Jan. 30, 1966	Corinth	420
Missouri	-40	Feb. 13, 1905	Warsaw	700
Montana	-70	Jan. 20, 1954	Rogers Pass	5,470
Nebraska	-47	Dec. 22, 1989*	Oshkosh	3,379
Nevada	-50	Jan. 8, 1937	San Jacinto	5,200
New Hampshire	-47	Jan. 29, 1934	Mt. Washington	6,262
New Jersey	-34	Jan. 5, 1904	River Vale	70
New Mexico	-50	Feb. 1, 1951	Gavilan	7,350
New York	-52	Feb. 18, 1979*	Old Forge	1,720
North Carolina	-34	Jan. 21, 1985	Mt. Mitchell	6,525
North Dakota	-60	Feb. 15, 1936	Parshall	1,929
Ohio	-39	Feb. 10, 1899	Milligan	800
Oklahoma	-27	Jan. 18, 1930*	Watts	958
Oregon	-54	Feb. 10, 1933*	Seneca	4,700
Pennsylvania	-42	Jan. 5, 1904	Smethport	est. 1,500
Rhode Island	-25	Feb. 5, 1996	Greene	425
South Carolina	-19	Jan. 21, 1985	Caesars Head	3,115
South Dakota	-58	Feb. 17, 1936	McIntosh	2,277
Tennessee	-32	Dec. 30, 1917	Mountain City	2,471
Texas	-23	Feb. 8, 1933*	Seminole	3,275
Utah	-69	Feb. 1, 1985	Peter's Sink	8,092
Vermont	-50	Dec. 30, 1933	Bloomfield	915
Virginia	-30	Jan. 22, 1985	Mtn. Lake Bio. Stn.	3,870
Washington	-48	Dec. 30, 1968	Mazama & Winthrop	2,120; 1,755
West Virginia	-37	Dec. 30, 1917	Lewisburg	2,200
Wisconsin	-55	Feb. 4, 1996	Couderay	1,300
Wyoming	-66	Feb. 9, 1933	Riverside R.S.	6,500

(Courtesy of National Climatic Data Center/NOAA.)

(Courtesy of National Climatic Data Center/NOAA.)

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lorena illanes

Oct 15, 2007 @ 1:01 am

I NEED TO FIND THE CITY IN THE WORLD THAT HAS THE HIGHEST AVERAGE TEMPERATURE FOR JANUARY.
THANKS FOR YOUR HELP.

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Linda

Feb 14, 2008 @ 5:05 am

For the state of NH what is the potential causes of the high precipitation we have been having this Winter. For NH when was the previous winter with the highest precipitation? What are 2 possible causes that have been suggested by two reputable scientific sources for the high levl of precipitation this winter. What scientific disciplines have infored the researech regarding these suggested causes? What do you think about these suggestions and the science that informed these? Where did this information come from?

Thanks
Curious on the SNOWIEST WINTER EVER RESEARCH!
Linda

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Jesse

Mar 11, 2009 @ 2:14 pm

Where is the average high percip. for Antarctica?!?! I have to do this for school!!!!!!

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yamah

Jan 19, 2010 @ 4:16 pm

I NEED TO KNOW THE LATITUDE,HIGHEST AND LOWEST TEMPERTURE IN MY CITY AND FOUR OTHER CITIESNEAR BY I LIVE IN NEW JERESY

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jerry

Feb 14, 2010 @ 9:09 am

Is there any outstanding evidence of Global warming? If I remember correctly the summer of 1958 was very hot and winter of '58- 59 was very cold... snowfall as far south as Mississippi, Arkansas, Texas and all of the Southeastern US. is there any evidence it is warmer now than them?
Jerry

12

Fred Daly

Apr 3, 2010 @ 4:16 pm

What & where is the greatest RANGE of temperatures ever recorded @ a single weather station?

13

Ed Lehmann

Apr 12, 2010 @ 8:08 am

Between 1890 and 2010 what date and what amount was the greatest temperature fluctuation in southeastern Wisconain

14

Gamble

Jun 14, 2010 @ 2:02 am

i love how this has not been updated to well, in Fort Saint John, British Columbia(North America)of 2009 it Hit -89F and its not even listed lol... also in 1987 Fort Nelson, British Columbia hit -107F, you couldnt even go outside for 2 mins or your face would have froze. wonder what else they are missing.

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Ozias

Aug 2, 2010 @ 5:17 pm

Even though this is late by 2 years, I want to let you know Linda that you should do your own homework.

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Beata Gorecka

Oct 28, 2010 @ 8:20 pm

Hi Weather I would like to know about winter on december 21st, 2009 to January 3 rd , 2010 so I need to know exactly record in temperature and snow during december in Europe because I plan to fly to Poland for safe trip because I will visit to see family for special christmas and I live in california , U.S.A. thank you so much sincerely Beata

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Beata Gorecka

Oct 28, 2010 @ 8:20 pm

Hi Weather I would like to know about winter on december 21st, 2009 to January 3 rd , 2010 so I need to know exactly record in temperature and snow during december in Europe because I plan to fly to Poland for safe trip because I will visit to see family for special christmas and I live in california , U.S.A. thank you so much sincerely Beata

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Beata Gorecka

Oct 28, 2010 @ 8:20 pm

Hi Weather I would like to know about winter on december 21st, 2009 to January 3 rd , 2010 so I need to know exactly record in temperature and snow during december in Europe because I plan to fly to Poland for safe trip because I will visit to see family for special christmas and I live in california , U.S.A. thank you so much sincerely Beata

19

Susie

Nov 13, 2010 @ 12:12 pm

I need to find out what the temperature was in North Las Vegas Nevada on July 22nd, 2000. Any help? Thank you.

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morgan

Nov 22, 2010 @ 7:07 am

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21

ttry

Dec 3, 2010 @ 10:10 am

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sophie

Feb 13, 2011 @ 12:12 pm

What is the highest amount of precipitation for antarctica

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andrew ratcliff

Apr 2, 2011 @ 10:10 am

hi very inpresif, cool records trytransaating to centegrade and the coldest ever was -105 f or -77c on Mt Logan Canada

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grace

May 3, 2011 @ 9:21 pm

coolio, but not helping me. iM DOING THIS FOR SCHOOL. i have to make a globe of the world with yearly average for major cities

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Olive

May 30, 2011 @ 9:09 am

How can I find the record lowest high temperature for May 29 in Las Vegas, NV?

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Jesse

Jun 11, 2011 @ 10:10 am

I was wondering where the greatest average temperature extremes {in other words, greatest difference between the average high and average low}. Thanks a bunch.

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Eric Harris

Jul 3, 2011 @ 5:17 pm

What is the average mean temperature in the USA? I am looking to find a place that it's average temperature is between 40 and 80 degrees.

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Eric Harris

Jul 3, 2011 @ 5:17 pm

What is the average mean temperature in the USA? I am looking to find a place that it's average temperature is between 40 and 80 degrees.

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Sheldon Kelly

Jul 24, 2011 @ 4:16 pm

Great stuff! Could you tell me the weather extremes in the state of Montana for the year 1940?

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max

Jul 7, 2012 @ 4:16 pm

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