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It's been an riveting week in College Park recently and it is not because of any breaking news.

As opposed to, it is due to the weather. The sudden changes in temperature from day-to-day and even stark changes within a 24-hour age have left people walking around in winter coats and rain boots, when there's a feeling of fountain-head in the air.

Maryland's weather is normally pretty crazy," Andrea Rumbaugh, 21, of College Estate said Tuesday. "I think it has to do with global warming."

Nineteen-year-old Selam Tesfamariam, of College Car park, agreed. "Last winter it snowed a lot, in February there was a blizzard for two weeks."

But, Stephen Konarik, a meteorologist with NOAA, said that the unseasonal bear up against is actually attributed to La Nina, or when there's low pressure in the northern region.

“A La Nina winter means that the not ring true over the Pacific is below normal temperatures," Konarik said. "This is one of the influencing factors this winter.

Source: Patch.com

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