Why does one particularly hot or cold day not play a big role in climate change?

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the answer is pressure from overlying rock transforms organic matter into liquid form. when gas molecules are surrounded in a lattice of water molecules at temperatures above 0°c and pressures above one atmosphere, they can form a steady solid. these solids are known as gas hydrates. most gas hydrates are molded from methane (ch4). these hydrate beds leak gases into the water, forming cold leaks on the ocean flooring.