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July’s Record Heat Shatters Nighttime Records | Dayton News
July shattered heat records across the U.S., with the hottest nighttime temperatures ever recorded—averaging 64.2°F, 3.7°F above normal—and daytime highs ranking as the sixth-hottest July on record. Climate scientists link the trend to global warming, especially the persistent warmth at night, while much of the country faced drought amid reduced rainfall. Alaska cooled slightly and Hawaii warmed a bit, but the West to Southeast saw “much-above-average” heat—with Wyoming recording its all-time hottest month. Meanwhile, the EPA is considering relaxing truck pollution rules, deflecting questions…
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