Massive Data Crunch Shows Steady Rise in Warmer Days

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By Yale Environment 360Apr 21, 2014, 1:00 pm47 pts
The proportion of days in the United States that are warmer than the long-term average increased from 42 percent in 1964 to 67 percent today, according to an analysis of 3.2 million temperature anomalies over the last Click to Enlarge U.S. temperature anomalies since 1964 50 years. Enigma.io, a New York…

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