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Most U.S. states are warming but not in the way you think

A recent analysis reveals that while only half of U.S. states are experiencing an increase in average temperatures, the impacts of climate change are uneven, with more pronounced effects seen in extreme heat events and variances in low temperatures. This highlights the complexity of climate change patterns and the need for targeted adaptation strategies.

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