September 8, 2010 16:53
by J. Wylie Donald
As the season of elections unfolds, I am reminded that "all politics is local." I think the same might be said for weather and we have had plenty of that this year. Some might say, "well, no more than anywhere else." But I would disagree, and the Baltimore Sun's September 8 front page story by Frank D. Roylance supports me. .
Maryland this year has tied or set records for snowiest winter, snowiest February, hottest summer, the most 90 degree days, and the most 100 degree days. Couple that with drought conditions that have ruined the corn crop, brought summer vegetables in too early, threatens...