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Daily Archives: July 16, 2019
Declining Heat In France
The graph below plots the average daily maximum temperature at all French GHCN stations in the northern hemisphere, for every summer day since 1895. The hottest day was July 28, 1947, which averaged 98F (37C.) This year’s heatwave (so far) … Continue reading
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Plummeting Midwest Heat
The Midwest has had only fourteen days since 1895 which averaged over 100 degrees (38C.) All occurred before 1937. The days were July 21-22 1901, July 21 1934, July 23-24 1934 and the incredible heatwave of July 7-15 1936 – … Continue reading
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