Alaska Heat Wave Shatters Records Bringing Warmest Temperature Ever to Deadhorse

EcoWatch
Jul 15, 2016, 9:14 am40 pts
A massive heat wave struck Alaska this week, with the town of Deadhorse witnessing a high of 85 F. This has been the warmest ever in Deadhorse, where average temperatures tend to be 57 F at this time of the year. The temperatures were in the 80s across the region. The highest ever temperature record in Alaska…

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