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Summer nights warming faster than days Summer minimum (nighttime) temperatures across the U.S. have warmed on average at a rate of 1.64°F per century since records began in 1895. That's nearly twice as fast as the warming rate observed for average U.S. summer daytime highs over the same period.
Jun 27, 2023
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