America’s Oven Mode: Historic Temperatures Turn Up the Heat
A relentless heat wave is rewriting weather history across the U.S., with Death Valley claiming its first heat-related fatality this year as temperatures hit blistering levels. 🔥 A motorcyclist succumbed to the extreme conditions this weekend, officials confirmed.
Millions Under ‘Code Red’ Alerts 🚨
The National Weather Service’s highest-level heat warnings now cover 36 million people – roughly 1 in 10 Americans. ‘This isn’t just uncomfortable – it’s dangerous,’ warned NWS meteorologist Bryan Jackson.
West Coast Wins (Loses?) the Temperature Lottery 🎰
Redding, California roasted at 48.3°C – a new local record
Phoenix broke its ‘hottest night’ record, never dipping below 33.3°C
Pacific Northwest cities tied or smashed previous highs
💡 Pro Tip: Hydration stations and cooling centers are open nationwide. Check local advisories before heading out!
