U.S. has cold February, but warm winter | NOAA Climate.gov
February 2021 was the United States' coldest February in 30 years, but the winter overall was warmer than average. Much of the West remained in some level of drought.
Source: climate.gov
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NOAA: The year is ending as it began, on a hot streak
Global land and ocean temperatures during November were 1.75 degrees Fahrenheit (0.97 degrees Celsius) above the twentieth-century average, making it the second-hottest November on record behind only 2015. It has been 44 years since the last time a November was below the twentieth-century average. When describing the global temperature patterns for a month that was almost the hottest on record, there’s going to be a lot of hot options to talk about. Exceptionally anomalous heat was observed across northern Asia, northern Europe, the Bering Sea, Australia, and parts of South America. Over 6%...
Source: redgreenandblue.org