Summer of 2021 Was the Hottest Summer on Record: NOAA

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By Climate NexusSep 10, 2021, 10:34 am184 pts
NOAA found that the average temperature of meteorological summer - June, July, and August - was 2.6°F (1.45°C) above the 20th century average, a troubling sign as global temperatures continue to increase faster than previously thought. All seven of the warmest years on record have been the last seven years,…

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