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These maps show how trends in unusually hot and cold daily temperatures throughout the year vary by location. One map shows how the total number of unusually hot days per year at each station has changed over time. The number of unusually hot days is the number of days with maximum temperatures higher than the 95th percentile. The other map is similar except that it looks at unusually cold days, based on the 5th percentile of daily minimum temperatures. For more information: www.epa.gov/climate-indicators
Map Name: Change in Unusually Hot and Cold Temperatures in the Contiguous 48 States, 1948–2016
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These maps show how trends in unusually hot and cold daily temperatures throughout the year vary by location. One map shows how the total number of unusually hot days per year at each station has changed over time. The number of unusually hot days is the number of days with maximum temperatures higher than the 95th percentile. The other map is similar except that it looks at unusually cold days, based on the 5th percentile of daily minimum temperatures. For more information: www.epa.gov/climate-indicators
Copyright Text: EPA
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102010
(102010)
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Spatial Reference: 102010
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Spatial Reference: 102010
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Title: Change in Unusually Hot and Cold Temperatures in the Contiguous 48 States, 1948–2016
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Comments: Full Metadata
These maps show how trends in unusually hot and cold daily temperatures throughout the year vary by location. One map shows how the total number of unusually hot days per year at each station has changed over time. The number of unusually hot days is the number of days with maximum temperatures higher than the 95th percentile. The other map is similar except that it looks at unusually cold days, based on the 5th percentile of daily minimum temperatures. For more information: www.epa.gov/climate-indicators
Subject: This indicator shows how trends in unusually hot and cold daily temperatures throughout the year vary by location.
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Keywords: High,Low,Temperature,Unusual,Climate,Indicator
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