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Random fluctuations in temperature. In the past before the onset of climate change, the amount of record highs and record lows were fairly even from year to year. Today, the number of record highs greatly outnumber record lows (when compared to the 20th century average). This is a direct result of climate-change induced warming. This warming is not uniform, and is more severe in some areas than in others. Some areas may even experience a bit of cooling. The term "global warming" just refers to the rise of the planet's average temperature taken over the course of a long period of time, on the order of years, not consistent and continuous higher temperatures in EVERY region at EVERY moment in time. In the future, we will keep seeing these warm spells become more and more common, and cooler spells become more and more rare.

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