Hot summers are often are associated with very cold winters.
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Death Valley’s all-time record high temperature (134 F) and record low (15 F) both occurred in the year 1913.
That is just revisionist historians writing and making it look like it was written in the past. “Everyone” knows the globe did not experience extreme weather until after the satellites were sent into orbit to observe it. 8)
“Hot summers are often are associated with very cold winters. ”
I see the theme. Is there any explanation that goes with this phenomenon ?
Large high pressure systems cause both.
Thanks,
Can these years of highs and lows be correlated to any other phenomenon ?
LIke sun zits ? Do the low sun zits allow these systems to form ?