100 degree temperatures used to be fairly common in the US, but they rarely happen any more outside of the desert southwest.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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Keep ’em coming Steve as the pubic has a right to see all the nonsense that is being peddled in the name of ‘science’ is nought but propaganda.
Yes, my own personal experience over the past 78 years agrees with your conclusion.
That’s why they “adjusted” the color scheme on the US weather temperature maps down by 8 degrees.
That color adjustment just makes the cool and pleasant temperatures look “hot”.