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tЯump gets his wish of a Яed Ameяika
But not in the way he would like it. All lower 48 states recorded the hottest May-June-July average temperatures in recorded history.
The U.S. just suffered the hottest May-June-July on record
The continental US just suffered the hottest May-June-Jully on record. CREDIT: NOAA
If you found yourself thinking it was scorching hot in recent weeks, well, you were right.
For the three-month period of May to July, the entire contiguous United States (CONUS) “ranked hottest on record,” as the National Weather Service in Los Angeles, California tweeted out Wednesday, adding that “records go back to 1895.”
In July, the aptly-named Furnace Creek in Death Valley “reached a high temperature of 127 degrees F four days in a row.”
-ThinkProgress
The continental US just suffered the hottest May-June-Jully on record. CREDIT: NOAA
If you found yourself thinking it was scorching hot in recent weeks, well, you were right.
For the three-month period of May to July, the entire contiguous United States (CONUS) “ranked hottest on record,” as the National Weather Service in Los Angeles, California tweeted out Wednesday, adding that “records go back to 1895.”
In July, the aptly-named Furnace Creek in Death Valley “reached a high temperature of 127 degrees F four days in a row.”
-ThinkProgress
I cannot wait to see what's in store for us over the next 30 years.
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