The year 1816 was the coldest ever known in this country. It is remembered as the year without a summer. There were snow and ice every month.
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Plants and crops were harmed and destroyed throughout the frosty, icy summer of 1816. The year was 1816, and it came to be known as "The Year Without a Summer."
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The 1815 eruption caused a long lasting, extreme climate event in 1816 known as the “year without a summer.”
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On June 8, 1816, the skies went dark in Vermont. Then came six inches of snow. It was caused by a volcanic eruption nearly 10000 miles away.
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1816 was not the coldest year on record, the prolonged cold hit the northeastern United States during the summer growing season.
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A new study shows that the cold summer temperatures of 1816 wouldn't have been possible without the volcanic eruption.
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Learn about the Year Without A Summer, or the Great Cold Summer of 1816, which was caused by a massive volcanic eruption.
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In 1816, wintry weather lingered into June and then the cold kept coming back, more bitter and more devastating as the weeks passed.
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1816 was the toughest year in Maine history, weather wise. A huge volcano in Indonesia spewed huge amounts of dust and gas into the stratosphere.
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On this day in 1816, President James Madison signed an act of Congress admitting Indiana to the Union as the 19th state.
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