Death Valley National Park has hit a sizzling new record.On Friday, park officials announced that Death Valley recorded itshottest month, with an average 24-h
On Friday, park officials announced that Death Valley recorded its hottest month, with an average 24-hour temperature of 108.5F in July.
“Record-breaking months like this one could become the norm as we continue to see global temperatures rise. Visitors to the park should plan ahead and come prepared to face extreme temperatures during the summer months.”
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