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Heat advisory today: Heat index 105-110 The dangerously hot weather is big news today. CM has several important links related to the weather today: Check "Today, Wednesday, August 8, 2007," for the National Weather Service Hazardous Weather Outlook Heat Advisory Special Weather Statement today. There's also a link to Weather Underground's weather warnings today. Or, for immediate access, Click here Being a good Adair County Neighbor is more important today than when this Heat advisory and request to Look in on an Elderly Neighbor was issued by Judge Melton and EMD Greg Thomas two days ago. Today is the last regular day for the City Pool to be open, but Mayor Pat Bell has ordered the pool season be extended to include FREE swimming Thursday, August 9, 2007, and Friday, August 10, 2007, according to City Pool Manager Greg Thomas. Cooling photo. School is delayed until Monday, August 13, 2007. Click here for that story. Think cool. Think about all the water we'll ever need (in the foreseeable future. With H20 to sell. A great collection of photos from the construction site of the new $14 million Columbia-Adair County Water Treatment Plant scheduled to come online in weeks Environmental factors are affecting how we cope with heat. If anyone can get a temperature differential between one of the huge blacktop parking lots and a cool, country lane through a tree tunnel, let us know about it. Forty (40) degrees Fahrenheit? Just a guess. But it points out problems caused by blacktop. Walking paths in the community are much cooler, and easier on the feet if they are of mulch or gravel, cooler if concrete rather than asphalt. On a related note: Now's the time to consider the value of sedums and green roofs inspired by Marsha Walker's mystery plant. To send staying cool tips, and cool photos and other weather related news to ColumbiaMagazine.com Contact/Submit at ColumbiaMagazine.com This story was posted on 2007-08-08 06:39:20
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