Demonic Relief

Demonic Relief was a cold wave that ended the heat wave known as The Demonic Summer of 1920. Rising sea levels and a powerful polar vortex began to reverse the changes to the climate The Demonic Summer of 1920 heat wave caused, as sea levels receded due to the ice at the poles refreezing.

Meteorological History
The rising sea levels caused by The Demonic Summer of 1920 allowed the water to absorb most of the heat and radiation trapped in the atmosphere. This, along with an extremely powerful polar vortex, created a global cold wave that reversed the climate damage the heat wave caused. Temperatures in the poles were recorded in the 20s and 30s, which allowed the ocean areas around the poles that melted to refreeze and allow the catastrophic coastal flooding to recede. After the cold wave ended, temperatures across the globe returned to seasonable levels, but no rain or snow would occur until late December, causing many areas to fall into cold droughts.