In the pages of climate history, 1816 stands out like a sore thumb - or rather, a frozen one. Known as "The Year Without a Summer," this peculiar period saw chilly temperatures crash the summer party across much of the Northern Hemisphere. The result? Crop failures, food shortages, and a whole lot of confusion. Let's dive into this chilly tale and see h…
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