Forecasters expect 170 low-temperature records to be broken in next week’s Arctic blast

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Record cold is “weather”.
Record hot is “global warming.”

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Weather experts say that 170 low-temperature records are likely to be broken in the Arctic blast set to hit the U.S. next week.

Jonathan Erdman on Twitter: “The @NWS is forecasting ~170 potential daily record #cold high temperatures Monday-Wednesday. A little taste of January in November. Details: https://t.co/5t18krdfER pic.twitter.com/azJ3UV8otH / Twitter”

The @NWS is forecasting ~170 potential daily record #cold high temperatures Monday-Wednesday. A little taste of January in November. Details: https://t.co/5t18krdfER pic.twitter.com/azJ3UV8otH

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