U.S. Summer Chill: NOAA – 1025 Cold Records Broken From Aug 1 to Aug 21. Some records Smashed by 16F

Via:  http://sunshinehours.wordpress.com/2014/08/23/noaa-1025-low-max-records-broken-from-aug-1-to-aug-21-some-by-16f/

1025 Low Max Records Broken From Aug 1 to Aug 21 according to the NOAA.

A “Low Max” means that the maximum temperatures for the day was the lowest it has ever been.

This indicates daytime cooling.

Below is a screenshot showing location and the biggest difference between old record and new record.

Note that Dyer NV has 111 years of data. And the record was smashed by 16F.

LowMax_Aug_1_2014_to_Aug_21

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Flashback 1976: NYT: ‘Cool periods produce greater climate instability. Climatic events are then more extreme’
New York Times – June 29, 1976: ‘Cool periods produce greater climate instability. Climatic events are then more extreme. Climate is a worldwide, integrated system. Significant changes cannot take place in one part without other changes occurring in other places.’
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TimesMachine: June 29, 1976 – NYTimes.com

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