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How climate change is fueling more extreme heat in summer

If warming continues, we will see more extreme heat days than in the 100 years of record.

7/8/2021

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How climate change is fueling more extreme heat in summer

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If warming continues, we will see more extreme heat days than in the 100 years of record.

Tropical Storm Elsa is expected to dump several inches of rain along with strong winds in the area. But it could also break up some of the intense heat the region’s been experiencing. We asked Anthony Broccoli, co-director of Rutgers Climate Institute, about future impacts as part of our ongoing series on the human stories of climate change.

7/8/2021

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