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The month that experiences the hottest weather can describe that the Earth’s climate is warming.
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Weather is a phase of atmosphere that is characterized by wet or dry, hot or cold, and calm or stormy. This phenomenon lasts for short duration and changes suddenly. Climate is the condition of a particular area. It changes over longer time. Just like the climate of east of the country is cooler than west.
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