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The article you have linked to literally contains the phrase "Air temperature is increased by up to 2.4°C" citing the conditions under which this was observed.
by matthewmacleod 3y ago
The article you have linked to literally contains the phrase "Air temperature is increased by up to 2.4°C" citing the conditions under which this was observed. Have I completely misunderstood what you are trying to say?
- enraged_camel 3y agoCheck their comment history. It's mostly flagged comments for a reason.
- pierat 3y ago"Up to" is Comcast weasel words language, in which -10c is also in that set. It's at best garbage science reporting. Best answer: give GIS heatmaps that show variance of temp from in-city to nearby large green space. Then we can talk. (I see the urban heatisland effect locally. But 1 instance isn't science. Doing the math AND displaying it correctly is.)
- aaron695 3y ago[dead]