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To: ChicagoConservative27

Nearly everywhere else in the region suffered worse in 1936. Even North Dakota saw temps over 100. NE Illinois was worse, some places it was over 110. Thousands of people in the US died in the heat wave that summer.
According to my family historians it was pretty bad in NYC also, and no a/c. :(


4 posted on 07/25/2024 6:31:39 PM PDT by Buttons12 (Should, should, should. Fighting words. )
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If they stopped adjusting the temperatures, 1930 ties will be still the hottest time on record.
Not that it matters so much.
All this record temperatures are regarding a really short temperature data records.
In the US, the data go little over 200 years back in places and around 100 years back in others.
It would be around 0.0000001% of all the Earth age!


5 posted on 07/25/2024 6:37:59 PM PDT by AZJeep
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