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Death Valley Snow Forecast Could Shatter All Records

Several inches of snow could fall in Death Valley National Park later in January, according to a weather model.

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Record heatwave persists in US as 130 million under alerts in 22 states

Temperatures above 100F stretched south to states on the Gulf coast amid warnings of ‘brutal humidity levels’

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Death Valley sizzles at 128 degrees as brutal heat wave continues

Death Valley sizzles at 128 degrees as brutal heat wave continues
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California s Death Valley sizzles, temps reach 128 degrees

Temperatures in Death Valley, which runs along part of central California’s border with Nevada, reached 128 degrees Fahrenheit on Sunday.

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Southern California hiker, 71, dies after trek in blistering Death Valley heat

71-year-old Steve Curry died after collapsing following an hours-long hike in Death Valley National Park, the world’s hottest place.

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