Heidi "Weather of the future" Cullen on Stephen Colbert

By hrynyshyn on August 26, 2010.

I'll be reviewing Heidi Cullen's new book Weather of the Future shortly. She's already on the talk show circuit. Here's her appearance on Colbert:

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