The first half of April was third coldest in the past 110 years in the US, and the coldest since 1975. The three warmest first fifteen days of April occurred in 1910, 1930 and 1925 when about 80% of days were over 60 degrees.
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I wouldn’t be surprised to see the alarmists claim that the cold in April is caused by climate change and this is what they expected all the long.
Just in time for Ontario’s June election. The Liberals have ruined our erstwhile success story, Ontario Hydro, in their fight against global warming.
Seems to be successful beyond expectations.