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Ground Temperatures Hit 118 Degrees in the Arctic Circle
Newly published satellite imagery shows the ground temperature in at least one location in Siberia topped 118 degrees Fahrenheit (48 degrees Celsius) going into the year’s longest day. It’s hot Siberia summer, and it certainly won’t be the last.
gizmodo.com
Unprecedented heat builds in parts of USA and Canada
www.9news.com.au
things are so bad... people are posting guides on how to insulate your windows to have livable temperature inside their house.
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this advice is not good though. better to put the foil outside window. so that heat trapped between foil and window does not shatter the window. lots of online activity on this.
What Record-Shattering Heat Is Doing To US Cities
The brutally hot weather that's already pushed U.S. Northwest temperatures to record highs worsened Monday and is set to smother the region all week.
www.ndtv.com
Residents at a cooling center during a heatwave in Portland, Oregon on June 28.
They have build cooling centers like quarantine centers 😵
Texas power companies remotely raised temperature in smart thermostats in consumer homes few days ago. People realized that they opted in for this 'feature' when they went for smart thermostats or something.
www.usatoday.com
Texas power companies are adjusting residents' smart thermostats to higher temps. Here's why.
Some owners of smart thermostats in Texas found temperatures were going up, all done remotely by their power company, according to local TV reports.
www.usatoday.com
All temperature mentioned news article (copied from Bloomberg by NDTV) are in Fahrenheit.
Arctic Circle is already recording 118 F degree days (and summer is just heating up)
On the same day last year, air temperatures in the area blazed past 100 degrees F for the first time in recorded history.
www.livescience.com
Portland hits third-highest temperature ever recorded in a major U.S. city
On the other side of the country, Boston was forecast to hit nearly 100 degrees and New York City could feel like 105.
www.nbcnews.com
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Deaths surge in U.S. and Canada from worst heatwave on record
A heatwave that smashed all-time high temperature records in western Canada and the U.S. Northwest has left a rising death toll in its wake as officials brace for more sizzling weather and the threat of wildfires.
mobile.reuters.com
49.6 degrees!