The Dry Heat

19 consecutive days of high temperatures over 110 degrees Fahrenheit (43° C) in Phoenix, AZ has sent shockwaves that stretch far beyond the boundaries of the dusty American Southwest. However, this news is only one of various storylines brought about as a result of ongoing climate change. While the whole world is suffering from the consequences of an ever-changing climate, Jared focuses on what is causing his city to climb to new extreme highs. Ultimately, it is the "perfect storm" for the driest of heat.

References

7:57 - Extreme Heat: Phoenix Breaks Record With 19 Consecutive Days 110 Degrees or Higher

14:44 - National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

22:15 - First and Last Dates for selected Temperatures Thresholds in Phoenix, Yuma, and El Centro⁠

32:49 - Climate Prediction Center

37:59 - Stat News

The Dry Heat
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