No doubt about it - that event happened. There is no denying that - seeing is believing and the good news is that heatwaves are now on people’s radars a bit more, just a bit more. . .
One recent article said, "It’s a teachable moment in many ways for the public that climate change is here and now and dangerous. It isn’t our grandchildren’s problem, it’s our problem. But it’s been a teachable moment for climate scientists too.”
The most extensive heatwave of a scorching summer is set to descend upon much of America in the coming week, further roasting areas already gripped by severe drought, plunging reservoirs and wildfires.
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Flash Flood Threat to Persist in the 4-Corners; Heat Threat in Several Regions
The threat of flash flooding will continue to exist into Monday across the Southwest into the the central Rockies as monsoon conditions persist. Dangerous heat will be in place across the Intermountain West, northern Plains, and into the southern Plains and Lower Mississippi River Valley into early week. Read More >
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