From their report on a sudden drop in temperature. The CBS Denver affiliate CBS4:
From 83° To 13°: That Was The Second Largest Temperature Change On Record!
Thursday evening before midnight, the temperature in Denver dropped to a record low of 13 degrees. The previous day the city came close to a record high with 83 degrees. This difference of 70 degrees in just 2 days is tied for second largest temperature change in Denver since 1872 when records began.
Shouldn't that read: Second Largest Temperature Drop On Record
The first is grammatically correct but not as accurate as Drop. I guess that they do not want to emphasize the overall cooling that is happening.
And some other chilling headlines:
And this tweet from amateur meteorologist, pastor and farmer Jordan Gackle
Same location, Day 3 of the blizzard in Kulm, North Dakota.
— Jordan Gackle (@kulmweatherman) October 12, 2019
It. Does. Not. Quit.
A storm of this severity and duration is rare in the middle of winter, maybe unprecedented in early October. #corn and #soybeans being buried deeper and deeper. #NDwx #blizzard #Aubrey pic.twitter.com/MITEe57vwg
All of this cold and snow is about a month early compared to "normal". Our sun is very quiet - unusually so - and the Earth is starting to cool off. The warming period we had been experiencing over the last 100 years is coming to an end and it looks lilke we are entering a period of cooling.
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