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The Year Without a Summer: How Did a Volcanic Eruption Cause a Major Weather Disaster in 1816?

The Year Without Summer: How Did a Volcanic Eruption Cause Major Weather Disaster in 1816?

Medicine & Technology Apr 18, 2024

The eruption of Mount Tambora in Indonesia in 1815 triggered a change in the global climate which caused weather across the globe to be unseasonably cold the following year. Read the article to learn more.

Mount Tambora

The Year Without Summer: How Did a Volcanic Eruption Cause Major Weather Disaster in 1816?

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