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Year Without a Summer refers to a climatic event observed in 1816, particularly across the Northern Hemisphere, characterized by abnormally cold weather conditions in Europe and North America. During this period, frost events, heavy rainfall, and widespread temperature declines led to a significant reduction in agricultural production, widespread famines, rising food prices, social unrest, and population movements. The event is regarded as the last major subsistence crisis in the Western world.