Following the last large Yellowstone eruption some 631,000 years ago, sea surface temperatures near Santa barbara, California decreased by 3°C.
On a variety of scales, including the Fahrenheit and Celsius systems, a temperature is a unit that is used to denote hotness or coolness. Heat energy will logically go from a hotter (body with a higher temperature) to a colder (body with a lower temperature) according to temperature (one at a lower temperature).
A cryometer is a type of thermometer used to gauge items' extremely low temperatures. For meteorological observations of low temperatures, ethanol-filled thermometers are preferred to mercury thermometers since they may be used down to 70 °C (-94 °F).
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