and collected he was? yes. let s talk about the heat first and then talk about the fella because i think i would have tested the profanity delayed control button. we do have heat. we have heat, and it s across the eastern u.s. people are complainingeñ]b([fççp and down the coast, writ feels like 96 here in new york city, but it is august. summer heat, here we good. a cold front moving through so that s going to drop temperatures for dallas and d.c. and new york city, louisville. so by thursday, everybody here in new york city and the fox news control building? 82. so, things will get better, i promise. you cannot complain about the heat here in the northeast because look at the folks across the southwest. heat from 110 to 120 goings and that s going to continue today. look as the temperatures. that s not heat indies indices. that s. record temps, 102349 phoenix.
senior meteorologist in minneapolis. paul, what do you make of these records, or is this just an anomaly and nothing to worry about? your thoughts? first, a true confession. i m a recovering republican. i m a moderate republican. so, please pray for me. light a candle. i ve been in the bunker the last couple of years. and it wasn t al gore s documentary, it wasn t even the peer-reviewed science. it was the whacky changes, the extremes we ve been witnessing since the late 90s. 14 of the 15 warmest years on record worldwide have been since the turn of the century. so when i what do you think the main reason is that these factors contributing these record temps? well, the fact that we re now 400 parts per million.