Develop a hypothesis that might explain any trends

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Question: Using Banner Elk Weather Data, practice your story-telling skills. Look for patterns in monthly average (Jan-July) of 1910-1920, 1940-1950, 1970-1980, & 2000-2010. track down avg temp for Jan- July of 2020 -2022. Develop a hypothesis that might explain any trends that you notice. Using your data, creating a graph that will show results of each decade examined as well as 2020-2022.

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