bouzane said:
PullusPardus said:
Not only that but the nearer you lived in the equator the more you will notice it.
Summer is a lot hotter than what it used to be 20 years earlier, let alone 100.
I think because people lived in the US are in the "North" they don't notice it as much.
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Actually, the northern regions are the most heavily effected. In fact, the interior of Russia appears to be hardest hit of all. I live in Newfoundland Canada and we had a few days over 40 degrees this summer. That's not record breaking, that's record shattering!
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Here in Southern Ontario we just had one of the coldest winters in a long time and now this month is dubt Augtober. 17 degrees during the day, 10 at night. Last month felt more like September too. The climate is getting less stable / less predicatable. Last year airco was very much needed with kids, this year we hardly used it. At least no drought this year.