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Nearly 200 million Americans will experience temperatures of at least 90 degrees Fahrenheit (32 degrees Celsius) to kick off fall.
This phenomenon has only occurred five times within the last four decades.
This annual phenomenon can influence weather in a variety of ways, from raising local temperatures to inhibiting storm formation.
New research shows that geomagnetic storms can cause immediate changes in precipitation, surface temperatures, and other weather conditions.
Long answer: it's complicated. Short answer: it's not April 25.
