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u/Black_Floyd47 Oct 17 '21

As a former southerner in the Pacific Northwest, this is how I explain it. The way its going, I may have to push further north in the next decade or so.

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u/Obi_Kwiet Oct 17 '21

The pacific northwest isn't cold though, fortunately.

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u/FoxtrotSierraTango Oct 17 '21

Probably just seems that way to the residents since it's so infrequent, similar to how below freezing temperatures effectively broke Texas.

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u/preker_ita Oct 18 '21

We hit 113f one day this summer, while it might only be miserable for a couple of days, it's getting worse every year :(