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As climate change accelerates, more than 100 million Americans will find themselves regularly facing heat index temperatures of 125 degrees.
California's Death Valley reached 123 F on Saturday, 11 degrees short of the hottest recorded temperature.
As climate change takes hold, extreme heat is becoming a growing problem in cities across the globe. While urban heat waves have a devastating effect on cities' populations, they also highlight grave inequalities in urban life. As global temperatures rise, our cities are facing an existential problem: How can they combat extreme heat?
More than a dozen people in the U.S. died in homes that hadlost their heat,and most of those were in Texas.
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Wind-chill warnings extended from Canada into Mexico.
The year rounds off the hottest decade ever recorded globally.
Dozens of fires are burning amid record-breaking temperatures, straining the state's electrical grid.
Aerial views of Antarctica's Eagle Island show the dramatic melting that took place during a major February heatwave.
"When we got to Starbucks, the employees would not let us come in. While we waited for our lattes, [they] took our temperatures and recorded our information."
2019 was the second-hottest year in recorded history according to the latest climate data.
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