1668 B.C cold wave

The 1668 & 1667 B.C cold wave ranks as the most intense cold waves ever recorded in galactic history. The cold wave occurred in the middle of the Cold Age. The planet Suezeus was hit the hardest, and only the planets with hot climates largely escaped its effects. December 1668 B.C was the coldest month on record with temperatures dropping below −70°C on Suezeus. On 16 December, temperatures dropped down to −74.7°C. On Shron, it caused significant damage to structures, lives and volcanoes. 1668 B.C was the first known year that the temperature of Shron ever dropped below freezing point. On 7 July 1668 B.C, the temperature of Shron dropped down to −2.5°C. Partzenosis also saw a new record of the lowest temperature ever recorded in history, with temperatures dropping down to −176.3°C, it killed off 51% of the Zathuram population. The cold wave continued after 1668 B.C and through 1667 B.C until it started heating up again at the end of 1667 B.C.
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