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Daily Archives: July 10, 2021
Hot And Dry For The Rest Of The Century
Ten years ago today, Texas leading climate academics predicted the state would be hot and dry for the rest of the century. Texas is vulnerable to warming climate – Houston Chronicle Since then Texas has been cool and wet. Climate … Continue reading
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NOAA’s Hottest June Ever
NOAA confirms last month was hottest June ever in US The percent of hot days during June was about average and half of 1933. Afternoon temperatures were about two degrees cooler than 1933. The mean temperature was about the same … Continue reading
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