There’s just one trouble with making sense of this climate change deal: the Weather.
While the 48 contiguous United States simmered through the second warmest March on record — setting something like 2,500 all-time records for daily high temperatures — Alaska shivered, and shivered some more.
The lower latitudes experienced an average temperature of 48.1 °F last month, warmer than any other March in the past 113 years except for 1910, according to the latest climate trend report published on-line by the National Climate Data Center.

