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Let’s be fair, all that cold in the Dakotas is clearly the CO2, since everyone knows that CO2 causes warming, it’s obviously trying to be sneaky and hide in the slightly cooler areas.. And look at that warmth in Tejas! Warming!
That is a whole lot of extrapolation of surface temperatures in locations where there are no surface stations. If it is satellite data you can see the UHI effect even at the altitude the measure.