Almost daily, we are treated to climate propaganda regarding "record" temperatures at various locations around the world. But if looked at closely, these records are normal statistical occurrences. Accurate temperature recordings rarely go back more than 100 years. Since there are 365 days in a year, it is normal for an average of 3.65 days per year to equal or exceed the highest recorded temperature for a particular date.
"Heat islands" in major metropolitan areas are an exception to this average, but that is due to construction and development, not global weather patterns.
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"Heat islands" in major metropolitan areas are an exception to this average, but that is due to construction and development, not global weather patterns.
P.S. If you need a "link" to understand this, you are not capable of posting an intelligent reply. So don't bother trying.
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