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The summer of 2018 has (so far) brought the smallest number of daily record temperatures and the smallest number of all-time record maximum temperatures in the US.
The number of record daily precipitation events has been trending downwards and is twelfth smallest in the last fifty years.
The number of tornadoes in 2018 has been second smallest on record.
And there have been no US hurricane strikes. By this date in 1886, the US had already been hit by four hurricanes and was about to be hit by a fifth.
The Ministry of Truth, of course, reports the exact opposite.
Newsweek says “Mother Nature has gone bad”
Here is the same story from 1955. They blamed it on atom bombs and airplanes.
They used to blame extreme weather on global cooling, but now they blame imaginary extreme weather on global warming.
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