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Warmest three-day mean temperature

Figure Created 29 Oct 2021 Published 20 Jan 2022 Last modified 20 Jan 2022

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Topics: Climate change adaptation

The warmest three-day mean temperature is the highest daily mean temperature in a year averaged over a three-day window. In variations of this index, the length of the time window over which the moving average of temperature is computed could vary depending on the specific application.

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