August Outlook. The August forecast map shows that temperatures will be the farthest above average right in the middle of the country from northern Oklahoma and much of Kansas to southern Minnesota and eastern South Dakota.
In maths, the exclamation mark is called a Factorial, that means that you have to multiply a number with the numbers before it. For example 5! (read five factorial) equals 5x4x3x2x1=120. And while we're that, lets talk about your next natural question, what's 0! Its 1. But don't ask me why.
Video: Exclamation Mark: Use & Meaning. The exclamation mark (!), also called the exclamation point, is a form of punctuation that is sometimes used at the end of a single word, phrase or complete sentence. Its goal is to express an extremely strong and intense statement.