As follows are old weather anomalies in 2008 that have gone under or not reported at all in the U.S. media, due to the global warming media bias.

.....In December 2008 a record 59.8" of snow fell in Spokane, WA. That is more than normally falls in a winter season. Green Bay, WI measured 45.2" a a new record for December 2008, Madison, WI measured 40.4", it's snowiest month ever and Fargo, ND 33.5", it's snowiest month ever.....

.....On Wednesday December 31, 2008 the temperature dipped to -67 deg. F at Sterling on the Kenai Peninsula. A large expanse of inland Alaska between Fairbanks, Fort Yukon and Tok dropped to nearly -60 deg. F......

.....On Wednesday December 17, 2008 it snowed in the coastal town of Malibu, CA.....

.....During the Saturday-Tuesday December 13-16, 2008 period bitter cold arctic air invaded the Great Plains, Intermountain West and Upper Midwest regions.

On the 14th Denver, CO set a new record low minimum temperature of -18 deg., breaking the old record of -14 deg. set in 1901. On the 15th Denver, CO set a new record low minimum temperature of -19 deg., breaking the old record of -6 deg. set in 1951. Also on the 15th Denver. Co set a new record low maximum of 2 deg., breaking the old record of 19 deg. set in 1914. Elsewhere in Colorado the temperature dipped as low as -27 deg. On the 16th Denver, CO observed a minimum temperature of -8 deg., tying the old record set 111 years ago in 1897.

On the 15th Casper, WY set a new record low minimum temperature of -20 deg., breaking the old record of -11 deg. set in 1951. Elsewhere in Wyoming the temperature dipped as low as -36 deg.

On the 15th Gold Butte, MT set a new record low minimum temperature of -33 deg., breaking the old record of -30 deg. set in 1924. Elsewhere in Montana the temperature dipped as low as -38 deg.

On the 15th similar minimum temperatures were observed in North Dakota (-30 deg), South Dakota (-24 deg), Nebraska (-19 deg) and Kansas (-12 deg).

On the 15th in British Columbia, Canada the temperature dipped as low as -30 deg, in Saskatchewan, Canada the temperature dipped as low as -38 deg, in Manitoba, Canada the temperature dipped as low as -40 deg, in Alberta, Canada the temperature dipped as low as -43 deg.

On the 16th St. Cloud, MN set a new record low maximum of -24 deg., breaking the old record of -21 deg. set in 1963. Elsewhere in Minnesota the temperature dipped as low as -38 deg.....

.....On Wednesday-Thursday December 10-11, 2008 Measureable snow fell in the upper Texas coast eastward into Louisiana and Mississippi. Totals include 2" in Galveston County, TX, 4" in Beaumont, TX, 6" in Hammond, LA and 9" in Lawrence County, MS. At many locations this was the earliest and heaviest snowfall ever observed for the date and month.....

.....On Wednesday December 3, 2008 record breaking cold temperatures occurred in Florida. The cold spot in the state was 23 degrees at Nobleton. In the NWS Tampa Bay forecast area alone nine new record minimum temperatures occurred. Archbold saw 29 degrees, breaking the old record of 34 degrees.....

.....On Saturday August 9, 2008 a cold front made it into the central peninsula of Florida before becoming stationary. This allowed dewpoint and minimum temperatures to bottom out into the low to mid 60's in inland rural areas on early Monday morning August 11, 2008. This is a very unusual anomaly......

.....Summer 2008 in Anchorage, AK is on track to be the coldest in recorded history http://www.adn.com/life/story/473786.html .....

.....During the period Tuesday-Thursday June 10-12, 2008 The Pacific NW and Northern/Central Rockies saw unusually late subfreezing cold and measurable snow.....

.....On Thursday May 15, 2008 it was reported that April 2008 was the coolest April in 11 years for the lower 48 United States and fell into the lowest twenty five percent of all Aprils based on records going back to 1895.....

.....On Monday May 12, 2008 it snow in State College, PA. This the latest snowfall on record and only the second snowfall in May in the past 105 years.....

.....On Tuesday May 6, 2008 the first 90 degree maximum temperature of the summer season occurred on the south side of Lakeland, FL. In 43 years of record keeping this is the latest date for the first 90 degree maximum temperature.....

.....On Sunday April 27, 2008 Anchorage AK experienced the heaviest snowfall after April 1st since records began in the early 20th century.....

.....On Thursday April 17, 2008 a minimum temperature of 31.0 degrees F with ground frost was observed at Nobleton East in Sumter County on the west central peninsula on the latitude of Orlando. This is the coldest minimum temperature for the month in 30 years of records, the previous record was 31.9 degrees. The mornings of Tuesday-Wednesday April 15-16, 2008 saw a minimum temperature of 32 degrees.....

.....On Saturday April 12, 2008 Crested Butte, CO has measured 422" of snow so far this season, breaking the old record of 415" measured in 1979-1980.....

.....On Friday April 11, 2008 Spokane, WA and the surrounding inland NW region is suffering through it's second snowiest winter on record. So far, 89.5 inches of snow has fallen on Spokane during the winter of 2007-08. Last weekend's snowfall pushed this winter past the 89 inches recorded in 1974-1975. It expected that the all time record will be reached before the season ends..... 

.....On Sunday April 6, 2008 Caribou, ME broke it's all time seasonal snowfall record with 193" measured, normal is 110". The previous record was 160" measured in 1940.....

.....On Sunday April 6, 2008 measurable snow fell in London, England, U.K. and southern Germany.....

.....On Tuesday March 25, 2008 NWS Caribou, ME reported that many stations reported their coldest minimum temperatures so late in the season, going back to 1939. Examples are -34 deg. F. at Big Black River, -30 deg. F. at Clayton Lake and -28 deg. F. at Nine Mile Bridge.....

.....On Tuesday March 18, 2008 average temperature across both the contiguous U.S. and the globe during Climatological winter (December 2007-February 2008) was the coldest since 2001. In the contiguous United States, the average winter temperature was 33.2°F (0.6°C), which was 0.2°F (0.1°C) above the 20th century average, yet still ranks as the coldest since 2001. It was the 54th coldest winter since national records began in 1895.....

.....On Monday March 12, 2008 in Canada, which is one of the snowiest countries in the world, a series of violent "snow rage" incidents reveal that even the locals have their limits. Police in the French speaking province of Quebec said on Wednesday that people were fighting over snow clearing and even parking spaces. Recent Canadian winters have been mild but this one looks set to break all time records for snow. One storm last weekend dumped 23 inches on the capital Ottawa and 19 inches on Quebec City, which has already received 210" this year. Quebec City police said they had been called to a dozen violent disputes about snow from one property ending up on someone else's. The drifts outside some houses are 12 feet and higher.....

.....On Sunday March 2, 2008 it was reported that the world has seen some extraordinary winter conditions in both hemispheres over the past year: measurable snow in Johannesburg last June and 6" in Baghdad in January, the first ever observed in 100 years of records, Arctic sea ice returning with a vengeance reaching record coverage after a record retreat last summer, paralyzing blizzards in China and a sharp drop in the globe’s average temperature.....

.....On Tuesday February 26, 2008 snow cover over North America and much of Siberia, Mongolia and China is greater than at any time since 1966. The U.S. National Climatic Data Center (NCDC) reported that many American cities and towns suffered record cold temperatures in January and early February. According to the NCDC, the average temperature in January "was -0.3 F cooler than the 1901-2000 (20th century) average.....

.....On Thursday February 8, 2008 the minimum temperature dipped to -83 deg. F, at Chicken, AK, a new all time record low for Alaska and North America. The minimum temperature dipped to -102 deg. F at Ojmjakon in Siberia, a new all time record low for Russia, Asia and globally outside of Antarctica.....