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Temperature Increase in Cascadia 1950-2003 (map)

Weather stations throughout the Northwest states show evidence of a long-term warming trend.

This map, developed for Sightline's Cascadia Scorecard project, illustrates data from weather stations throughout the Northwest states, which show evidence of a long-term warming trend.

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Date range: 1950-2003

Caption: Weather stations throughout the Northwest states show evidence of a long-term warming trend.

Publication date: 2007 | Originally published in: Cascadia Scorecard 2007 | Topic(s): Cascadia Scorecard Energy & Climate | Graphic type: Map
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