Death Valley Comes to the East Coast
Temperatures as high as 100 degrees Fahrenheit are forecast to broil much of the U.S. this weekend, with heat and humidity feeling comparable to Death Valley hitting Washington, D.C. From New Mexico to Maine, some 195 million U.S. residents will swelter in potentially deadly heat that’s expected to break records across the nation. In New York, city authorities cancelled OZY Fest.
How bad is it? It’s not just North America. As U.S. temperatures are forecast to ease early next week, temperatures in Europe will soar. It’s projected to be the hottest July ever recorded, while 2019 broke records months ago during the Southern Hemisphere’s summer.
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SOURCES:  The Atlantic  /  Euronews  /  CBS  /  ABC