Oddball
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Hot....in the desert....in the summer.
Say it ain't so!
Say it ain't so!
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LOS ANGELES (AP) Temperatures are predicted to soar again as Southern California drips in unusually high humidity during a midsummer heat wave.
With a sultry, unstable airmass refusing to budge, forecasters predicted close to record temperatures on Saturday and no break from the heat until Monday. Sunday is expected to be slightly cooler.
The National Weather Service issued an excessive-heat warning through Saturday night for mountains and valleys.
"It's gonna be bloody hot and humid," weather service spokesman Bill Hoffer said.
A 90 degree record high was set in Westwood, breaking the previous record of 87 set in 1978. A 1998 record was tied in Long Beach, where the mercury hit 95 degrees.
More triple-digit heat forecast for Southern California - San Jose Mercury News
Hot....in the desert....in the summer.
Say it ain't so!
For the first time in nearly two years, Denver is enjoying er, experiencing a 100-degree day.
Shortly before 4 p.m., the official temperature at Denver International Airport hit 102 degrees, breaking the record for July 17, set in 1971.
The last time Denver hit 100 degrees was Aug. 2, 2008.
102-degree reading breaks Denver temperature record - The Denver Post
Record heat, buckling tarmacs and melting crops, but ask them one time to show in a laboratory how a 200PPM increase in CO2 does ANY of that and you get a Penn & Teller show
Record heat, buckling tarmacs and melting crops, but ask them one time to show in a laboratory how a 200PPM increase in CO2 does ANY of that and you get a Penn & Teller show
Record heat, buckling tarmacs and melting crops, but ask them one time to show in a laboratory how a 200PPM increase in CO2 does ANY of that and you get a Penn & Teller show
It was proven experimentally in 1859.
But you know that Frank, don't you?
The Carbon Dioxide Greenhouse Effect
The Tampa International Airport recorded a high temperature on Monday July 19, 2010 of 96F. That sets a new record breaking the old record of 95F set back in 1991.
Record high temperature set in Tampa yesterday, more may come | Tampa Bay, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Sarasota | WTSP.com 10 Connects