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July Shatters 132-Year Heat Record | Spokane News
July shattered climate records as the hottest month in 132 years, with average temps soaring 3.3 degrees above the 20th-century norm—and it wasn’t just daytime heat: overnight lows also smashed previous records. The U.S. wasn’t alone; global ocean temperatures hit all-time highs outside the polar regions. From disrupted events to widespread discomfort, the heat was felt everywhere—from Wyoming’s record-breaking warmth to global extremes. August isn’t cooling down either, with above-average temps forecast across the central and southern U.S., wildfire risks high, and El Niño pushing ocean…
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