Before Tambora : the sun and climate, 1790-1830 / John A. Eddy -- Eyewitness account of the distant effects of the Tambora eruption of April 1815 / Michael R. Rampino -- The eruption of Tambora in ...
The year 1816 is a chilling anomaly in climate history, known globally as the Year Without a Summer or, grimly, "Eighteen Hundred and Froze to Death." It was a sudden, worldwide climate crisis where ...
A far-off volcanic explosion led to wacky weather in North Carolina 209 years ago. As the state experienced a “year without a summer,” it was blanketed with an “unusually early frost” on Aug. 22, 1816 ...
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The Year Without a Summer: Little Ice Age Chaos
In Part 4, uncover the dramatic story of 1816, the “Year Without a Summer.” From volcanic eruptions to devastating food shortages, this period highlights how the Little Ice Age reshaped the world and ...
More than 200 years ago, North Carolina residents experienced a “year without a summer.” Screengrab from the N.C. Department of Natural and Cultural Resources website A far-off volcanic explosion led ...
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