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A graph entitled 2023 was certainly the hottest yer in recorded history, with a bell curve shaped graph of average temperatures and past year readings for each month of the yer (the hottest months being in summer, obviously). Summer of 2023 was far and away above the average trendline and all the other annual lines, too.

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A graph entitled 2023 was certainly the hottest yer in recorded history, with a bell curve shaped graph of average temperatures and past year readings for each month of the yer (the hottest months being in summer, obviously). Summer of 2023 was far and away above the average trendline and all the other annual lines, too.
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Kitchen Priestess (She/Her) (shekinahcancook@babka.social)'s status on Thursday, 21-Dec-2023 08:00:31 JST Kitchen Priestess (She/Her)

2023 has been way, way over the average temperatures staring in the summer and continuing into November.
Soon we'll have the year without winter as you know it at your latitude. And that line will keep creeping northward. Along with it comes pests, diseases, failed crops, dead trees, algae in the water, and oh yeah, way higher AC bills.
Are you ready?
#ClimateCrisis

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