Submitted by jer5150 on Fri, 01/24/2014 - 22:32

This is a contrasting follow-up to a posting I made during the record-setting heat of 2012's summer. Today, one of our local news channels here in Richmond, Virginia was reporting on widespread normal axis throughout central Virginia. Note the isolated physiological left axis deviation in the ironically-named “Hot Springs” Virginia.

References / Sources:
1.) WRIC Richmond News and Weather - - WRICTV8 - Home
2.) Blaufuss Multimedia - Heart Sounds and Cardiac Arrhythmias

One of our local news channels was reporting widespread and record-breaking right axis deviation throughout central Virginia. - See more at: http://ecgguru.com/blog/all-depends-how-you-define-degrees#sthash.c8o0OYUv.dpuf

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