Unseasonal ‘tropical night’ temperature anomaly measured in Denmark
On Monday night, Denmark broke a weather record when a tropenat, or tropical night, occurred later in the year than ever before recorded in the country’s meteorological history, going back to 1847.A tropical night refers to a 24 hour hour period in which the temperature never goes below 20 degrees.The unusual heat was measured in […]
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