Some story a couple of weeks
back said “This October was the hottest ever recorded.” Ever recorded. In the
history of the world. Not to be left out, August 2019 also was the hottest
August ever recorded. Ever. And…And, September 2019 tied the record for hottest
September ever recorded. Again, ever recorded. But then the story took a
strange curve. “Since 1981,” the story said, with no further explanation. What? Since 1981?
Which kind of leads to every
year since, oh, say 2015, has been the hottest year in human recording. Worldwide.
So, how is it we have record
low temperatures during The Hottest Year Ever?
“Record-low temperatures from Texas to Maine. Louisiana,
Mississippi, Virginia, Illinois, Indiana and Michigan set records not only for
the day, but for the entire month of November, according to forecasters.
“At least eight deaths have been blamed on a record-breaking cold spell that still had its grip on much of
the country Wednesday morning.
“The National Weather Service said the cold front brought a
level of intensity not seen since 1911, more than 100 years ago.”
Link at woodpilereport.com
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