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Honolulu, Hawaii, Has Set More Than a Dozen Record Highs in the Past Month

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Honolulu, Hawaii, has experienced a string of record-breaking high temperatures since mid-May, including a tie of its all-time June high temperature earlier this month.
Chris Dolce
06/18/2019

I’ve Climbed Everest 21 Times. It’s Not the Mountain It Used to Be.

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I was born in Thame, Nepal, around 1960. I’m not exactly sure what year. When I was 12 years old, my father passed away.
Apa Sherpa as told to Emily Atkin
06/18/2019

Climate change, weather anomalies are making wildfires harder to control. Exhibit A: A dual blaze that nearly overran two Utah County towns.

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Freaky weather conditions unleashed by climate change and “never seen before” in Utah’s highlands are making wildfires more difficult and dangerous to control because fire managers’ experience is becoming increasingly irrelevant for predicting the behavior of blazes.
Brian Maffly
06/16/2019

Wildfires are 'burning longer' and 'harder to control,' officials warn

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US Forest Service and Interior Department officials warned senators Thursday that the upcoming wildfire season would be worse than last year's, which left dozens of people dead in California, saying that "if we're lucky, this year will simply be a challenging one."
Ellie Kaufman
06/13/2019

After a miserable May with unusual warmth, Arctic sea ice hits a record low for early June

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With Arctic temperatures running well above average in May, sea ice in the region continued its long-term decline, finishing with the second lowest extent for the month.And since then, things have gotten worse.
Tom Yulsman
06/13/2019

Phoenix ties record-high temperature as excessive heat warning continues in Southwest

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Monday and Tuesday saw highs of 109 and 108 degrees, respectively, in Phoenix.
Claire Rafford and Doyle Rice
06/13/2019

South Texas Heat Wave Sets June Record, Pushes Heat Index to 128 Degrees

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South Texas is searing in an oppressive heat wave that is sending temperatures into the triple digits, already topping one all-time June record and pushing heat indices above 120 degrees in some locations.
Jonathan Erdman
06/09/2019

Western US Extreme Heat June 2019

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Climate science at a glance Extreme heat is among the most obvious and well documented effects of climate change. The signal of climate change is especially clear in the western United States where a formal attribution study has made the link.

PG&E shuts down power in some North Bay communities amid red-flag fire warning

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Expectations of unusually high temperatures and dry, gusty winds across parts of the northern Bay Area this weekend prompted Pacific Gas and Electric Co. to shut down power to about 1,600 customers Saturday morning as a safety precaution....
Michael Cabanatuan, Gwendolyn Wu and Kate Galbraith
06/08/2019

The US Just Set Yet Another Record for Being Extremely Wet

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In April, the U.S. set a record for the wettest 12 month period in history. According to new government data, that record lasted all of a month.
Brian Kahn
06/07/2019
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