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2020 November, Hottest Month of November in Recorded History (global)

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40x50 or 20x25 inches

November 2020 was the hottest November in the 141-year record, breaking the record set in 2016.

This comes after La Niña arrived in September, typically marking cooler-than-normal ocean temperatures.

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