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Life in the blistering heat

The summer monsoon will bring relief, but it's still weeks away.

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July 2023 set to be world s hottest month ever record: scientists

July is traditionally the hottest month of the year, and the EU said it did not project August would surpass the record set this month.

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Extreme heatwaves will continue through August, WMO adviser says - National

Extreme weather has also disrupted the lives of millions of Americans, with dangerous heat stretching from Southern California to the Deep South.

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Extreme heatwaves will continue through August, WMO adviser says

Extreme weather has also disrupted the lives of millions of Americans, with dangerous heat stretching from Southern California to the Deep South.

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Earth just had its hottest week Current heatwave may break records again

A heatwave engulfing the northern hemisphere this week is set to intensify, causing overnight temperatures to surge, the World Meteorological Organization said Tuesday.

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