Early heat wave could shatter records across California and the Southwest

NBC News·Mar 16

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A heat wave is affecting the western United States, potentially breaking records across California and the Southwest. The extreme temperatures may have significant consequences, including decimating mountain snowpack and potentially contributing to drought and wildfires. Reports suggest that climate change may be linked to the unusual heat wave, with some outlets indicating that over 1,500 records have already been shattered.

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