This Was the Warmest Winter on Record But You Wouldn't Have Guessed It From The U.S.

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This Was the Warmest Winter on Record

• Noah Rayman

But you wouldn't have guessed it if you lived on the East Coast

Global temperatures from December to February were the highest on record, U.S. climate officials said Wednesday.

If that comes as a surprise to many Americans after an agonizingly cold winter, it’s because the region encompassing the eastern United States and Canada was one of the only places on earth with lower-than-average temperatures.

NOAA

Globally, the average temperature from December to February was 1.42 degrees Fahrenheit higher than the 20th-century average, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. The average temperature was the highest since tracking began in 1880, surpassing the previous high in 2007 by .05 degrees.

Last month marked the second coldest February on record, behind February 1998.

Time Lapse Video of Climate Change: http://time.com/3750660/winter-warm-climate-change-noaa/?xid=gonewsedit&google_editors_picks=true