One Chart Shows How Warm It's Been This Year

Joe Weisenthal discusses the unusually warm weather this fall, supported by data showing temperature trends. The analysis includes a comparison of actual temperatures to historical averages, highlighting significant deviations. The discussion concludes with potential economic impacts of the warm weather, possibly influenced by El Nino, suggesting a mild winter with less snow.

What does the green line on the chart represent?

• The temperature in a specific city

• The difference between current and average temperatures

• The annual temperature adjusted for population

• The average temperature over time

What does the yellow line on the chart indicate?

• The deviation between current and average temperatures

• The highest temperature recorded

• The temperature in the coldest month

• The average temperature over the years

How does the current temperature compare to the average temperature?

• It is lower than the average

• It is the same as the average

• It is higher than the average

• It fluctuates randomly

What is the significance of the warm weather trend discussed?

• It suggests a mild winter with less snow

• It predicts more rainfall

• It shows no significant change

• It indicates a colder winter

How might the warm weather affect the economy?

• It might result in a boost to the economy

• It could lead to increased heating costs

• It could cause a recession

• It will have no impact on the economy