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Records

4 World Extreme Weather Monitor articles tagged records, newest first. Every article links to the data pages behind the figures it quotes.

Articles

4 tagged records
  • How We Count Weather Records and Why We Differ From NOAA A short guide to what counts as a record here, which stations qualify, how ties and provisional values are handled and why totals can differ slightly from NOAA. 20 September 2026 · World Extreme Weather Monitor
  • Why the Ratio of Record Highs to Record Lows Matters A single count of records says little on its own. The ratio of record highs to record lows is a steadier signal of whether the climate is shifting. 20 September 2026 · World Extreme Weather Monitor
  • Station Moves and City Records: How Threaded Records Work Cities move their weather stations, and a naive record can jump. Here is how we join stations into a thread so a city record survives a move, and what we flag. 18 September 2026 · World Extreme Weather Monitor
  • The Oldest Weather Records Still Standing Some daily weather records survive for over a century. See how we find the oldest standing records and what their age does and does not tell you. 17 September 2026 · World Extreme Weather Monitor