Summary
July heat in the United States broke records that have stood since the Dust Bowl era, with both climate change and a supercharged El Niño cited as contributing factors.
July Heat in US Breaks Records Standing Since Dust Bowl Era, Climate Change and El Niño Blamed
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Climate Change
11 August 2026 at 10:15 pm
July Heat in US Breaks Records Standing Since Dust Bowl Era, Climate Change and El Niño Blamed
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