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Wednesday, July 10, 2019

The hottest week in U.S. history -- July 7, 1936 to July 14, 1936 = what global warming ?

July 7 through July 14, 1936,
was the hottest week in US history,
Using NOAA USCHN records since 1895,
based on highest maximum daily temperature 
recorded in each of the 48 states: 

Every state reached 90F (32C)

40 states reached 100F (38C)

16 states reached 110F (43C):

California, South Dakota, Arizona, Illinois, Indiana, 
North Dakota, Iowa, Kentucky, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Missouri, Montana, Oklahoma, West Virginia, Kansas, Minnesota and Ohio.

1 state reached 115F (46C):
South Dakota

1 state reached over 120F (49C):
California