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Old 12-16-19, 09:45 PM   #3
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Originally Posted by mapuc View Post
It was on the news day before yesterday.

Here in Denmark an old record seems likely to be beaten. 2019 could very well be the wettest year since the Danish Meteorological Institute started measuring weather in 1870-something.

Markus
Did they change the way they record it, like they did down here?

Here, the temperature peak had to hold for a set amount of time before it was recorded. Now, it's recorded instantly, even if it's only at that temperature for a few seconds.

Also, low temps aren't being recorded properly. It was discovered that the equipment used to record the temperatures has limits that are exceeded by actual temperatures, so they were just "guesstimated". Their excuse was that "it couldn't possibly get that cold anyway".

People started sending in their pictures of creeks and dams frozen solid, ice and snow....... only to hear crickets chirping.
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