At what point are record-setting weather conditions considered climate change?
A) when there are new weather records set every day
B) when those record-setting conditions become normal for a region
C) after two consecutive years of record-setting weather
D) if the record-setting weather occurs on two or more continents

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Climate change is characterized by long-term shifts in weather patterns, not temporary fluctuations. When record-setting weather conditions become normal for a specific region, it can indicate a long-term shift and be considered a result of climate change.

At What Point Are Record-Setting Weather Conditions Considered Climate Change