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featured the work of the University of �������� Climate Change Institute’s Climate Reanalyzer in reporting about recent record-breaking high temperatures. “The whole point of Climate Reanalyzer is, it brings together a variety of weather and climate data sets, and it’s used to explore those data sets — and there’s really not interpretation with that. I never thought … that seemingly an innocuous daily temperature page would capture so much attention,” said Sean Birkel, �������� state climatologist and assistant professor with a joint appointment in University of �������� Cooperative Extension and the U�������� Climate Change Institute.