The average US daily maximum temperature during 2013/2014, was the lowest of any two year period on record. The peak occurred 80 years ago.
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That’s pretty amazing considering the Sun was maxing during 2013/14. Weak cycle #24 indeed.
But everyone knows the US is not of this planet.
Cooler than even ’78-79. Impressive.