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Hottest May in History for Texas

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Re: Hottest May in History for Texas

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Re: Hottest May in History for Texas

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

That’s the thing about history…

Yeah, I didn’t know history started in 1925. Title should be “since 1925.”

1925 was a single data point in the article, not the earliest recorded comparing year.

In the chart near the top it shows 1902 having the 4th hottest may.

Re: Hottest May in History for Texas

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

Yeah, I didn’t know history started in 1925. Title should be “since 1925.”

1925 was a single data point in the article, not the earliest recorded comparing year. In the chart near the top it shows 1902 having the 4th hottest may.

Ah, okay. Thanks, I missed that.
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