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"There was climate change when the Vikings were around so it's not as clear cut as people make out."
In my country we've had the opposite of a heat wave, the worst summer I can remember with rain almost every day and temperatures barely making it above 20 degrees. He says that this shows the planet isn't heating up and jokes that we need more carbon.
UK maybe?
Probably not, it's rainy at the moment but we already had some drought months in may/june
I think we had a week or two didn't we? Never seemed to get much past spring.
As a rain lover and sun hater, there was maybe two rainshowers. Of course the weather isn't constant over the island
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