Extreme Heat Wave in Death Valley
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Death Valley National Park in California, USA, is experiencing an extreme heat wave with temperatures reaching 53°C (128°F) at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center. This temperature is one of the highest ever recorded in the region, which is known for its extreme heat. Experts warn that such events are becoming more frequent and severe due to climate change.
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California'daki Ölüm Vadisi'nde aşırı sıcak hava etkisini sürdürüyor A...
🌡🔥ABD'deki Ölüm Vadisi'nde sıcaklık 53 dereceyi buldu 📌Dünyanın en yü...
V Údolí smrti naměřili přes 53 °C V neděli vystoupala teplota v návště...
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