Record heat waves are a taste of what’s to come under a changing climate

Mongabay
Jul 26, 2021, 11:28 am212 pts
In late June, Portland, Oregon, experienced its hottest day on record, reaching 42° Celsius (108° Fahrenheit). The last time it had been this hot was in 1981, when temperatures soared to 41°C (107°F). The very next day, the record was broken again, but this time by an even higher margin at 44°C (112°F).…

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