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the white sun, venus and mars
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NOW 15 of the hottest summers ever on record its official 2018Red-hot planet: All-time heat records have been set all over the world ... [ link to www.washingtonpost.com (secure)] Jul 3, 2018 - On Friday, it was updated to add the likely all-time heat record in Africa and Southern ... Greg Porter (@NEWeatherRants) June 28, 2018 ... At least 7 countries break monthly records as heat wave hits Asia [ link to mashable.com (secure)] 1. Apr 3, 2018 - At least seven countries set monthly high temperature records at the ... Episode de #chaleur précoce exceptionnel en #Asie cette fin mars 2018 Five places that have just broken heat records - BBC News - BBC.com [ link to www.bbc.com (secure)] Global heat records have fallen this month, and not just where it's summer. So what's happening? ...heat records. 14 July 2018 ... Records are being broken across the globe - so where have things been particularly bad? And why is this ... Heat wave shattered records this past week in US, elsewhere - Phys.org [ link to phys.org (secure)] 1. Jul 5, 2018 - In this July 1, 2018, file photo, the sun sets behind the Statue of ... There was also a lack of cooling overnight, with 451 records broken for ... Quoting: Anonymous Coward 76778957 Also increasing reports of plant life die off in North America from UVC Look directly into the sun and see for yourself, 50 years ago a person could look directly at the sun for a coup[le of minutes see how long you can on a clear sky at noon !!! It’s only July, but it has already been a long, hot spring and summer. The contiguous U.S. endured the warmest May ever recorded, and in June, the average temperature was 1.7 degrees Celsius (3.0 degrees Fahrenheit) above the 20th century average. Iowa, New Mexico and Texas set record highs for their minimum temperatures in June, and as of July 3, nearly 30 percent of the Lower 48 was experiencing drought conditions. And it’s not just the U.S. During the first five months of 2018, nearly every continent experienced record warm temperatures, and May 2018 marked the 401st consecutive month in which temperatures exceeded the 20th century average.
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