Last year, alarmists loved this statistic. This year, they completely forgot about it.
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Steven, do you know of a source that tabulates the number of record highs vs record lows for the entire summer and for the entire year?
As everyone on this blog is fully aware, the media consistently report record highs as “climate change”, and record lows (if reported at all) as just “weather”. So, what is the statistical trend?
The high temp in Idaho is suspect. Lows on either side.
Probably had the thermometer next to a frying pan.