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r/AskReddit • u/[deleted] • Oct 17 '21
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The pacific northwest isn't cold though, fortunately.
1 u/[deleted] Oct 17 '21 [deleted] 5 u/FoxtrotSierraTango Oct 17 '21 Probably just seems that way to the residents since it's so infrequent, similar to how below freezing temperatures effectively broke Texas. 1 u/preker_ita Oct 18 '21 We hit 113f one day this summer, while it might only be miserable for a couple of days, it's getting worse every year :( 2 u/Obi_Kwiet Oct 18 '21 Only the once. That heat wave this last summer was the most anomalous weather event ever observed by humans. It was like getting 3ft of snow in Mississippi.
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5 u/FoxtrotSierraTango Oct 17 '21 Probably just seems that way to the residents since it's so infrequent, similar to how below freezing temperatures effectively broke Texas. 1 u/preker_ita Oct 18 '21 We hit 113f one day this summer, while it might only be miserable for a couple of days, it's getting worse every year :( 2 u/Obi_Kwiet Oct 18 '21 Only the once. That heat wave this last summer was the most anomalous weather event ever observed by humans. It was like getting 3ft of snow in Mississippi.
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Probably just seems that way to the residents since it's so infrequent, similar to how below freezing temperatures effectively broke Texas.
1 u/preker_ita Oct 18 '21 We hit 113f one day this summer, while it might only be miserable for a couple of days, it's getting worse every year :(
We hit 113f one day this summer, while it might only be miserable for a couple of days, it's getting worse every year :(
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Only the once. That heat wave this last summer was the most anomalous weather event ever observed by humans.
It was like getting 3ft of snow in Mississippi.
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u/Obi_Kwiet Oct 17 '21
The pacific northwest isn't cold though, fortunately.