PUBLIC INFORMATION STATEMENT
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE HOUSTON/GALVESTON TX
243 PM CST FRI JAN 22 2010
...2009 IS ONE OF THE WARMEST ON RECORD FOR SOUTHEAST TEXAS...
ALTHOUGH 2009 ENDED ON A RATHER COLD NOTE...THE YEAR ITSELF WAS
RATHER WARM WITH RECORD BREAKING WARM TEMPERATURES IN JUNE AND
JULY. OVERALL...2009 CONTINUED AN OMINOUS TREND OF ABOVE NORMAL
TEMPERATURES FOR SOUTHEAST TEXAS. HOUSTON HOBBY AIRPORT RECORDED
ITS FIFTH WARMEST YEAR ON RECORD WHILE COLLEGE STATION RECORDED
ITS EIGHTH WARMEST YEAR ON RECORD. HOUSTON RECORDED ITS 15TH
WARMEST YEAR IN CITY HISTORY. HOBBY AIRPORT HAS HAD EIGHT OF ITS
TEN WARMEST YEARS SINCE 1998 (RECORDS GO BACK TO 1931). THE
TROPICS WERE QUIET AND SOUTHEAST TEXAS DID NOT SUFFER ANY
CONSEQUENCES FROM TROPICAL STORMS OR HURRICANES. WINTER CAME
EARLY. ACCUMULATING SNOW FELL ON PARTS OF THE REGION ON DECEMBER
4TH. THIS WAS EARLIEST SNOW ON RECORD FOR SOUTHEAST TEXAS AND THE
FIRST TIME ACCUMULATING SNOW HAS FALLEN IN CONSECUTIVE YEARS.
DESPITE A FOUR MONTH SUMMER DROUGHT...RAINFALL FOR THE YEAR ENDED
VERY CLOSE TO NORMAL. ONLY COASTAL SECTIONS SUFFERED SIGNIFICANTLY
LOWER THAN NORMAL RAINFALL FOR THE YEAR.
LETS TAKE A STROLL DOWN MEMORY LANE AND REFLECT ON SOME OF THE
MORE SIGNIFICANT WEATHER EVENTS OF THE LAST YEAR.
JANUARY
JANUARY WAS WAS ABOUT 2 TO 3 DEGREES WARMER THAN NORMAL AND
CONSIDERABLY DRIER THAN NORMAL. MANY OF THE COASTAL OBSERVATION
SITES RECEIVED LESS THAN A HALF INCH OF RAIN FOR THE MONTH. HAZARDOUS
WEATHER WAS MINIMAL.
SITE AVG AVG AVG DEP RAIN DEP
IAH 66.5 41.4 53.9 +2.1 0.49 -3.19
GLS 64.5 48.1 56.3 +0.5 0.34 -3.74
CLL 66.0 39.6 52.8 +2.6 0.70 -2.62
HOU 66.9 43.6 55.2 +0.9 0.37 -3.88
CXO 65.6 36.9 51.3 +1.4 0.62 -3.59
DWH 66.8 39.1 53.0 0.50 -2.54
LBX 68.0 40.2 54.1 0.25 -4.51
PSX 67.0 42.3 54.6 +1.7 0.15 -3.03
SGR 68.0 40.8 54.4 +0.3 0.30 -3.66
UTS 64.7 39.9 52.3 +3.5 0.55 -3.73
HGX 65.5 42.3 53.9 +0.5 0.26 -5.17
FEBRUARY
FEBRUARY WAS CONSIDERABLY WARMER THAN NORMAL WITH TEMPERATURES
AVERAGING 4 TO 6 DEGREES WARMER THAN THE CLIMATOLOGICAL NORMAL.
RAINFALL WAS AGAIN BELOW NORMAL. RAINFALL WAS BELOW NORMAL...
ESPECIALLY ALONG THE COAST. THERE WERE A COUPLE OF BOUTS OF
HAZARDOUS WEATHER WITH A FEW STORMS PRODUCING WIND DAMAGE OVER
PARTS OF HOUSTON...SAN JACINTO AND POLK COUNTIES.
SITE AVG AVG AVG DEP RAIN DEP
IAH 72.4 50.0 61.2 +5.8 1.52 -1.46
GLS 68.6 55.4 62.0 +4.0 1.05 -1.56
CLL 72.6 48.2 60.4 +5.9 0.68 -1.70
HOU 71.9 52.3 62.1 +4.4 1.18 -1.83
CXO 72.1 44.9 58.5 +4.9 1.17 -1.74
DWH 73.1 47.6 60.4 1.53 -1.36
LBX 72.5 49.5 61.0 0.43 -4.33
PSX 72.0 51.8 61.9 +6.1 0.72 -1.73
SGR 73.5 50.2 61.8 +5.8 1.83 -1.29
UTS 71.1 48.0 59.6 +5.6 1.65 -1.49
HGX 69.8 51.8 60.8 +4.1 1.58 -1.87
MARCH
MARCH WAS RELATIVELY NORMAL COMPARED TO THE FIRST TWO MONTHS OF
THE YEAR. TEMPERATURES WERE GENERALLY WITHIN A DEGREE OF NORMAL
AND RAINFALL WAS ABOUT AN INCH OF ABOVE NORMAL. STRONG
THUNDERSTORMS ROLLED THROUGH THE REGION ON MARCH 25 AND AGAIN ON
MARCH 27. GOLF BALL SIZED HAIL POUNDED PARTS OF HARRIS...LIBERTY
AND FORT BEND COUNTIES ON THE 27TH.
SITE AVG AVG AVG DEP RAIN DEP
IAH 73.2 52.5 62.8 +0.5 4.08 +0.72
GLS 70.1 57.1 63.6 -0.5 3.73 +0.97
CLL 73.2 51.1 62.2 +0.6 5.07 +2.23
HOU 72.9 54.1 63.5 -0.7 2.52 -0.67
CXO 72.1 48.9 60.5 -0.6 4.14 +1.23
DWH 73.1 50.1 61.6 4.76 +2.18
LBX 73.7 51.6 62.6 1.57 -3.19
PSX 73.3 55.5 64.4 +2.3 2.07 -0.63
SGR 74.2 52.4 63.3 +0.3 3.91 +1.42
UTS 71.5 50.2 60.8 +0.3 3.31 -0.16
HGX 70.7 52.6 61.7 +0.0 2.17 -1.34
APRIL
TEMPERATURES WERE GENERALLY NEAR NORMAL DURING THE MONTH BUT
RAINFALL WAS WELL ABOVE NORMAL. HOBBY AIRPORT HAD ITS WETTEST
APRIL OF ALL TIME AND APRIL 2009 WAS THE THIRD WETTEST IN CITY
OF HOUSTON HISTORY. THERE WERE TWO LARGE RAIN EVENTS THAT
PUNCTUATED THE MONTH. THE FIRST RAIN EVENT OCCURRED OVER PARTS OF
SOUTHEAST HARRIS...NORTHERN BRAZORIA AND NORTHERN GALVESTON
COUNTIES. 6.90 INCHES OF RAIN FELL IN ONE HOUR AT THE HARRIS
COUNTY GAGE LOCATED AT BAY AREA BOULEVARD AND CLEAR CREEK AND MANY
COMMUNITIES REPORTED IN EXCESS OF TEN INCHES OF RAIN FOR THE
EVENT. THE SECOND HEAVY RAIN EVENT FELL OVER NORTHWEST HARRIS
COUNTY. ANOTHER 6 TO 8 INCHES OF RAIN FELL IN A FEW HOURS FLOODING
HOMES AND ROADWAYS.
SITE AVG AVG AVG DEP RAIN DEP
IAH 78.6 58.6 68.6 +0.1 10.38 +6.78
GLS 76.0 63.9 70.0 -0.0 5.23 +2.67
CLL 78.2 57.2 67.7 -0.2 6.11 +2.91
HOU 78.5 60.6 69.6 -0.4 15.61 +12.15
CXO 77.5 53.6 65.6 -1.8 7.54 +3.70
DWH 78.2 56.7 67.4 9.59 +6.67
LBX 78.8 57.6 68.2 3.40 -0.37
PSX 79.1 62.3 70.7 +2.2 2.02 -0.78
SGR 79.0 58.9 68.9 -1.7 8.10 +5.48
UTS 76.5 56.1 66.3 -0.9 6.53 +3.03
HGX 76.5 59.0 67.8 +0.0 13.63 +9.64
MAY
MAY WAS A REVERSAL IN FORTUNE. THE GIANT SPIGOT IN THE SKY WAS
TURNED OFF AND RAINFALL WAS WELL BELOW NORMAL. IT WAS THE EIGHTH
DRIEST MAY ON RECORD FOR THE CITY OF HOUSTON AND ALSO AT HOBBY
AIRPORT. THIS WAS THE GENESIS OF ONE OF THE DRIEST FOUR MONTH
PERIODS IN RECORDED HISTORY. TEMPERATURES WERE 2 TO 3 DEGREES
WARMER THAN NORMAL. A BOUT OF SEVERE WEATHER OCCURRED EARLY IN THE
MONTH WITH WIND DAMAGE REPORTED IN BRAZOS...MADISON AND HOUSTON
COUNTIES.
SITE AVG AVG AVG DEP RAIN DEP
IAH 87.6 68.7 78.1 +2.3 0.38 -4.77
GLS 84.0 73.3 78.7 +1.8 0.19 -3.51
CLL 87.0 68.1 77.6 +2.3 1.41 -3.64
HOU 86.9 70.6 78.7 +1.7 0.66 -4.45
CXO 86.5 64.7 75.6 +1.0 2.31 -3.31
DWH 86.6 66.5 76.5 2.34 -0.42
LBX 86.1 67.6 76.9 1.10 -3.66
PSX 86.5 71.2 78.9 +3.2 5.69 +1.14
SGR 88.0 68.6 78.3 +1.1 0.32 -3.30
UTS 86.7 65.8 76.3 +1.9 1.73 -3.35
HGX 84.7 69.3 77.0 +1.6 1.51 -3.07
JUNE
THE SHORT TERM DROUGHT THAT DEVELOPED IN MAY CONTINUED THROUGH
JUNE. RAINFALL WAS WELL BELOW NORMAL. INTENSE HEAT COUPLED WITH
HIGH HUMIDITY DOMINATED THE SECOND HALF OF THE MONTH. TEMPERATURES
EXCEED 100 DEGREES AT MOST SITES BETWEEN JUNE 20 AND JUNE 30TH.
HOUSTON RECORDED ITS WARMEST TEMPERATURE EVER IN THE MONTH OF JUNE
WHEN THE MERCURY REACHED 104 DEGREES. OVERNIGHT LOWS WOULD ONLY
BRIEFLY FALL BELOW 80 DEGREES. COLLEGE STATION HAD 11 DAYS WITH
THE TEMPERATURE AT OR EXCEEDING 100 DEGREES.
SITE AVG AVG AVG DEP RAIN DEP
IAH 96.7 74.6 85.6 +4.3 0.27 -5.08
GLS 89.7 79.0 84.4 +2.2 0.32 -3.72
CLL 97.5 74.5 86.0 +4.4 TRACE -3.79
HOU 94.8 74.8 84.8 +2.5 1.39 -5.45
CXO 95.9 69.7 82.8 +2.0 0.14 -4.44
DWH 95.0 71.7 83.4 TRACE
LBX 92.1 71.6 81.8 0.62 -4.14
PSX 89.8 77.8 83.8 +2.7 0.08 -4.29
SGR 96.4 72.9 84.7 +3.0 0.78 -4.26
UTS 96.9 73.6 85.3 +4.7 0.19 -4.47
HGX 91.6 73.7 82.7 +2.4 0.87 -6.49
JULY
THE HEAT CONTINUED INTO JULY AND TEMPERATURES AVERAGED 3 TO 4
DEGREES WARMER THAN NORMAL. IT WAS THE WARMEST JULY IN RECORDED
HISTORY FOR COLLEGE STATION AND THE SECOND WARMEST FOR THE CITY OF
HOUSTON. RAIN INCREASED IN FREQUENCY DURING THE SECOND HALF OF
THE MONTH BUT MONTHLY TOTALS WERE STILL BELOW NORMAL. DROUGHT
CONDITIONS PERSISTED AND A WILDFIRE BURNED ABOUT 1700 ACRES IN
COLORADO COUNTY OVER THE 4TH OF JULY HOLIDAY WEEKEND.
SITE AVG AVG AVG DEP RAIN DEP
IAH 96.8 77.9 87.4 +3.8 2.84 -0.34
GLS 91.9 80.6 86.2 +1.9 2.72 -0.73
CLL 100.7 77.5 89.1 +4.5 2.42 +0.50
HOU 96.1 77.4 86.7 +2.2 3.62 -0.74
CXO 96.6 74.1 85.4 +1.9 2.46 -0.78
DWH 96.7 75.1 85.9 1.58 -2.48
LBX 94.8 75.3 85.0 2.73 -1.04
PSX 91.8 81.3 86.5 +3.1 TRACE -3.99
SGR 99.1 76.5 87.8 +4.5 0.96 -3.34
UTS 98.1 76.6 87.4 +3.8 2.60 -0.07
HGX 93.8 76.0 84.9 +2.6 4.31 +1.08
AUGUST
TEMPERATURES REMAINED WELL ABOVE NORMAL AND COLLEGE STATION
RECORDED ITS THIRD WARMEST AUGUST ON RECORD. HOUSTON ENDURED ITS
SEVENTH WARMEST AUGUST ON RECORD. RAINFALL WAS AGAIN BELOW
NORMAL. THE FOUR MONTH PERIOD OF MAY...JUNE...JULY AND AUGUST WAS
THE DRIEST PERIOD EVER RECORDED FOR HOUSTON.
SITE AVG AVG AVG DEP RAIN DEP
IAH 96.4 76.1 86.2 +2.9 2.11 -1.72
GLS 92.3 80.7 86.5 +2.1 1.08 -3.14
CLL 99.2 76.0 87.6 +2.9 0.69 -1.94
HOU 95.5 76.9 86.2 +1.8 1.63 -2.91
CXO 94.9 72.8 83.8 +0.5 2.78 -0.92
DWH 96.3 72.9 84.6 1.47 -3.35
LBX 95.2 73.7 84.5 1.90 -2.86
PSX 93.0 80.2 86.6 +3.6 0.81 -2.55
SGR 96.4 74.3 85.3 +2.2 3.97 -1.41
UTS 96.4 75.1 85.7 +2.5 0.86 -2.86
HGX 92.4 75.4 83.9 +1.9 4.66 +0.09
SEPTEMBER
THE LONG SUMMER HEAT WAVE OF 2009 FINALLY BEGAN TO WANE.
TEMPERATURES FOR MONTH RETURNED TO NORMAL LEVELS. RAIN RETURNED
TO THE REGION AS WELL.
SITE AVG AVG AVG DEP RAIN DEP
IAH 87.0 71.0 79.0 +0.1 4.68 +0.35
GLS 85.8 74.9 80.4 -0.7 5.24 -0.52
CLL 87.3 70.1 78.7 -1.0 7.42 +3.51
HOU 87.3 72.6 79.9 -0.6 5.31 -0.31
CXO 85.8 68.1 76.9 -1.4 3.94 -0.52
DWH 87.1 68.3 77.7 6.11 +1.01
LBX 86.6 69.6 78.1 4.67 -0.09
PSX 87.3 71.7 79.5 +0.5 6.78 +0.20
SGR 86.4 69.7 78.0 +0.4 4.31 +1.16
UTS 86.0 68.8 77.4 -0.6 3.98 -0.75
HGX 85.0 69.6 77.3 -1.0 3.42 -3.69
OCTOBER
RAIN RETURNED WITH SOME GUSTO IN OCTOBER. AFTER SUFFERING ONE OF
THE DRIEST SUMMERS ON RECORD...MANY LOCATIONS RECEIVED OVER TEN
INCHES OF RAIN DURING THE MONTH. TEMPERATURES WERE NEAR NORMAL
LEVELS.
SITE AVG AVG AVG DEP RAIN DEP
IAH 80.3 61.7 71.0 +0.6 13.16 +8.66
GLS 77.8 66.0 71.9 -2.2 6.76 +3.27 #
CLL 78.3 60.5 69.4 -1.1 8.25 +4.03
HOU 80.6 63.8 72.2 -0.0 11.52 +6.26
CXO 78.9 58.8 68.9 -0.1 10.72 +6.02
DWH 79.5 59.4 69.4 11.47 +6.16
LBX 81.1 61.8 71.5 9.55 +4.79
PSX 81.1 64.8 73.0 +1.7 5.36 +0.35
SGR 80.0 61.5 70.8 -1.1 10.83 +6.23
UTS 77.3 59.5 68.4 -0.6 8.14 +3.87
HGX 79.6 62.2 70.9 +0.6 14.63 +9.05
# MISSING DATA OCT 7 THRU OCT 13
NOVEMBER
NOVEMBER WAS A NEAR NORMAL MONTH WITH REGARDS TO TEMPERATURE AND
RAINFALL.
SITE AVG AVG AVG DEP RAIN DEP
IAH 73.5 51.5 62.5 +1.6 1.66 -2.53
GLS 71.1 58.9 65.0 -0.4 3.97 +0.33
CLL 72.3 50.7 61.5 +1.5 3.42 +0.24
HOU 72.8 53.3 63.1 +0.1 1.88 -2.66
CXO 71.5 45.5 58.5 -1.0 1.64 -3.15
DWH 72.0 47.6 59.8 1.30 -3.81
LBX 73.0 49.4 61.2 2.92 -2.05
PSX 73.6 53.7 63.6 +1.4 7.07 +3.68
SGR 72.5 49.5 61.0 -1.1 2.16 -2.15
UTS 71.0 49.0 60.0 +1.1 1.15 -3.72
HGX 71.8 51.3 61.6 +0.7 2.41 -3.05
DECEMBER
DECEMBER WAS COLD! THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURE WAS BETWEEN THREE AND
FIVE DEGREES BELOW CLIMATOLOGICAL NORMALS. SNOW FELL ACROSS
SOUTHEAST TEXAS ON DECEMBER 4. THIS IS THE EARLIEST RECORDED SNOW
FALL FOR SOUTHEAST TEXAS BESTING THE PREVIOUS EARLIEST RECORDED
SNOW OF DECEMBER 10 WHICH LAST OCCURRED IN 2008. THE HEAVIEST
SNOW FELL ALONG THE U.S. HIGHWAY 59 CORRIDOR FROM EDNA TO WHARTON
TO RICHMOND TO SUGARLAND. TWO TO FOUR INCHES OF SNOW FELL IN THE
AXIS OF THE HEAVIEST SNOW. AN INCH OF SNOW FELL AT HOBBY AND BUSH
INTERCONTINENTAL AIRPORTS IN HOUSTON.
SITE AVG AVG AVG DEP RAIN DEP
IAH 58.4 42.0 50.2 -3.5 5.44 +1.75
GLS 59.0 46.7 52.9 -5.2 6.53 +3.00
CLL 56.1 39.5 47.8 -4.4 2.81 -0.42
HOU 58.9 43.4 51.1 -5.0 6.96 +3.18
CXO 56.7 38.0 47.4 -4.2 4.08 -0.02
DWH 57.1 40.0 48.6 -4.5 6.40 +2.31
LBX 59.8 43.4 51.6 6.05 +1.29
PSX 59.4 43.8 51.6 -3.5 5.04 +1.96
SGR 57.7 41.2 49.5 -4.0 4.79 +1.36
UTS 55.9 38.4 47.2 -4.0 4.01 -0.15
HGX 58.5 42.3 50.4 -4.2 6.67 +1.98
BELOW ARE THE AVERAGE TEMPERATURES FOR THE YEAR AND 2009 RAINFALL TOTALS:
SITE 2009 AVG TEMP 2009 RAIN
IAH 70.5 (15TH WARMEST) 47.01
GLS 71.5 (15TH WARMEST) 37.16
CLL 70.1 (8TH WARMEST) 38.98
HOU 71.1 (5TH WARMEST) 52.65
CXO 67.8 41.59
DWH 69.0 46.93
LBX 69.7 34.87
PSX 71.4 28.38
SGR 70.3 35.32
UTS 68.9 34.74
HERE ARE THE MONTHLY RAINFALL TOTALS FROM OUR CO-OP OBSERVATION NETWORK:
SITE JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL
ALVIN 0.30 0.80 1.82 7.85 0.61 2.83 3.14
ANAHUAC 0.37 0.50 5.28 20.74 1.23 1.71 3.66
BAY CITY 0.20 0.25 1.57 3.89 0.33 0.90 0.90
BAYTOWN 0.40 1.73 2.55 13.15 2.90 0.96 2.68
BELLVILLE 0.51 0.58 2.96 9.64 4.06 0.00 0.28
BRENHAM 0.79 1.20 3.33 9.53 0.73 0.00 1.00
CALDWELL 0.63 0.95 3.95 4.85 2.05 0.52 5.23
CLEVELAND 0.92 2.70 6.30 8.81 4.11 0.22 1.72
COLUMBUS 0.52 0.21 2.46 7.03 1.96 0.10 0.70
CROCKETT 1.39 1.71 4.78 5.54 1.03 0.70 2.26
CYPRESS 0.53 1.35 3.90 16.75 2.59 T 1.96
DANEVANG 0.16 0.69 1.87 4.16 0.54 0.55 0.82
EL CAMPO 0.19 0.80 2.73 5.88 1.76 0.32 2.68
FREEPORT 0.13 0.66 2.62 5.57 2.53 0.00 3.59
HOU HEIGHTS 0.39 1.51 4.46 14.66 0.65 0.50 4.68
NORTH HOU 0.31 1.16 4.42 10.89 1.04 0.90 4.54
HOU PORT 1.07 1.84 1.74 6.11 0.40 0.00 3.05
HOU WESTBURY 0.41 1.65 3.78 9.90 0.59 0.45 2.60
KATY 0.45 0.72 1.09 12.22 1.13 0.00 2.26
LIVINGSTON 1.59 0.43 5.33 8.52 4.23 0.13 6.91
MADISONVILLE 1.29 1.04 3.05 5.90 1.96 0.13 4.22
MATAGORDA 0.02 0.14 1.65 2.91 4.79 0.00 0.92
NEW CANEY 0.17 1.42 4.39 10.64 1.63 0.20 4.48
RICHARDS 1.06 0.51 3.25 10.24 0.96 0.25 1.51
RICHMOND 0.44 0.97 2.82 6.95 0.11 1.14 0.84
SOMERVILLE 0.61 0.66 3.51 7.75 0.77 0.29 0.73
W COLUMBIA 0.37 0.73 1.35 5.49 1.73 1.42 3.29
WHARTON 0.23 1.24 3.07 6.45 0.92 0.25 0.25
SITE AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC YEAR
ALVIN 3.76 1.94 7.03 2.88 7.06 40.02
ANAHUAC 3.85 3.34 11.63 2.03 4.68 59.02
BAY CITY 0.86 5.08 10.16 4.07 5.59 33.80
BAYTOWN 3.85 6.60 13.93 1.74 10.01 60.50
BELLVILLE 2.51 5.11 6.44 3.48 4.18 39.75
BRENHAM 2.81 5.88 11.89 2.78 3.87 43.81
CALDWELL 1.42 8.69 8.40 3.34 2.43 42.46
CLEVELAND 3.07 3.19 12.45 1.60 8.30 53.39
COLUMBUS 3.06 3.92 9.63 1.05 4.94 35.58
CROCKETT 4.24 5.26 8.50 1.82 3.76 40.99
CYPRESS 2.14 4.31 11.63 1.82 7.72 54.70
DANEVANG 0.64 6.25 7.91 4.02 5.22 32.83
EL CAMPO 3.35 6.18 9.67 4.18 6.03 43.77
FREEPORT 1.46 4.36 10.79 4.04 8.77 44.52
HOU HEIGHTS 5.52 5.14 16.12 2.29 6.48 62.40
NORTH HOU 3.82 3.06 12.75 2.35 6.41 51.65
HOU PORT 0.17 2.10 4.63 0.35 3.43 24.89
HOU WESTBURY 2.93 3.68 12.23 2.04 5.57 45.83
KATY 2.69 7.21 11.71 1.92 7.11 48.51
LIVINGSTON 2.95 1.17 12.57 1.96 5.51 51.30
MADISONVILLE 1.21 6.08 10.77 2.76 4.46 42.87
MATAGORDA 0.05 4.03 11.77 6.34 6.37 38.99
NEW CANEY 3.47 2.90 11.70 1.14 7.32 49.46
RICHARDS 1.11 11.81 9.27 1.78 6.21 47.96
RICHMOND 4.39 2.87 8.63 1.91 5.95 37.02
SOMERVILLE 0.94 6.36 9.62 2.09 3.75 37.08
W COLUMBIA 2.34 5.10 8.94 3.20 6.01 39.97
WHARTON 2.53 4.40 9.56 3.00 5.13 38.22
RSS Feeds