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Not to mention that the Houston metro is about half of a percent of a percent of the Earth's surface, even if temperature measurement at the airport did adequately cover changes in temperatures for the whole metro area, you would expect a large number of record highs somewhere that size on the Earth every year except during a period of glaciation, or perhaps when something happens like Tambora's eruption in 1816.
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