Talk:2013 Middle East cold snap

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Horrible article FULL of FALSE information like the ridiculous and obviously IMPOSSIBLE and completely FAKE reports of snow at cairo where the temperature was between 5C and 15C. Wikipedia really sucks every day more and more, by including jokes and fake news as encyclopedical. Shame on you ! . Maximiliano Herrera-professional climatologist (an author of the book Snowfalls in the world).