WASHINGTON: Record-breaking heat is scorching parts of the United States (US) this week less than a month into summer, as the federal National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration called June “Earth’s hottest in 174 years of global record-keeping (pic).”
Phoenix, Arizona, broke heat records—set nearly half a century ago—for major US cities with its 19th straight day over 43 degrees Celsius (°C).
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