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To: Brumar89 who wrote (857516)5/16/2015 10:37:14 AM
From: Wharf Rat  Read Replies (2) of 1574386
 
Warm nights have increased here and abroad. Winter temperatures have increased here and abroad. That's why they call it global warming, and not 95 degree day warming. It's a difficult concept, and one that the 2 of you have never been able to get your heads around in your simple-minded worldview.

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Warmer and wetter: Maps reveal how global warming could lead to warmers and wetter temperatures across America
Maps were created to show how temperatures has changed since 1970 in all US regionsSince 1970, the average winter temperature in the continental U.S. has warmed by 2.4°
Findings come amid prediction that 2014 is likely to be warmest on record






The Southwest has seen rises of just 2.3C since 1970 - whereas the upper midwest has seen a huge 7.5C boost to its winter temperatures.

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Web update: May 2014

This graph shows the percentage of the land area of the contiguous 48 states with unusually hot daily high and low temperatures during the months of June, July, and August. The thin lines represent individual years, while the thick lines show a nine-year weighted average. Red lines represent daily highs, while orange lines represent daily lows. The term “unusual” in this case is based on the long-term average conditions at each location.

Data source: NOAA, 2014 6

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