Environment
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Central Europe Experienced Coldest Winter in 1739: What Caused This Extreme Weather Anomaly?
Europe experienced its coldest winter in 600 years during 1739–1740, ~4 °C cooler than the present average, also coinciding with negative temperature anomalies across North America and Eurasia.
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