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In the 1930’s, nearly one day out of five was over 90 degrees. The frequency of hot days has since plummeted, and this year less than one day out of eight was over 90 degrees.

The frequency of 90 degree days in the US has plummeted, with four of the six mildest summers occurring since 1992. Gavin says this is the hottest year ever.

Through September 26, the percentage of 90 degree temperature readings in the US has been the fourth lowest on record. The frequency of 90 degree days has been plummeting since the 1930’s, and occurred only half as often this year … Continue reading →

The frequency of 90 degree days in Indiana has plummeted over the past 12 years, with this summer being the fourth coolest on record.

The frequency of 90 degree days in the US is plummeting, and this year has had the second fewest on record. The only year with fewer 90 degree readings in the US was 1992, which was cooled by the eruption of … Continue reading →

The US is having its coolest summer on record, after one of the coldest winters. Heidi Cullen says we are burning up, and anyone who disagrees should be decertified.

Ninety degree days in the US midwest occur less than half as often now as they did eighty years ago, with 2014 being the coolest summer on record. In 1934, hot days were eighteen times more common than this year. CO2 … Continue reading →

The percentage of afternoons over 90 degrees in Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Michigan, Indiana and Ohio has dropped dramatically since 1895.

The temperature hit 90 degrees in Central Park Sunday, the first potential day of the heat wave. Bridgeport, Islip, Newark and LaGuardia also all had temperature readings in the 90s, and heat advisories have been issued for most of the … Continue reading →