Death Valley records its hottest month ever in July

Death Valley records its hottest month ever in July - The Guardian

In a statement released on Friday, the NPS revealed that the park had an average 24-hour temperature of 108.5F (42.5C), in turn beating out its ...

Hottest Month in Death Valley History - National Park Service

The highest temperature came on July 7 when the weather station at Furnace Creek recorded 129.2°F (54°C). High temperatures only tell half the ...

Death Valley National Park has its hottest summer on record - CNN

July created an ovenlike atmosphere when the park's weather station at Furnace Creek recorded its hottest month ever, the news release said.

Death Valley National Park just had its hottest summer on record

The park came close to breaking the record on July 7, 2024, when temperatures reached a staggering 129 degrees, the highest recorded temperature ...

Hottest Summer in Death Valley History - National Park Service

The record-breaking summer was highlighted by July when the weather station at Furnace Creek recorded its hottest month ever. During this month ...

Death Valley just recorded the hottest month ever observed on the ...

Las Vegas was among the nation's toastiest cities with an average July temperature of 99.9 degrees, its hottest month on record. It also ...

Death Valley National Park just had its hottest summer on record

National Park Service officials said the overnight temperatures - which averaged 91.9 degrees – played a role in the extreme heat. From June to ...

Death Valley Sets Record for Hottest Month: a 108.1°F Average ...

Normally when Death Valley records its hottest temperatures they occur during region-wide heat waves. On July 10, 1913, the next highest temperatures recorded ...

Record summer heat experienced in Death Valley National Park

NPS noted that July was the hottest month on record at the weather station at Furnace Creek. The park experienced temperatures of at least 120 ...

Death Valley breaks record with hottest summer yet - 8 News NOW

The weather station at Furnace Creek recorded its hottest month ever in July when the park experienced nine consecutive days of 125 degrees or ...

July 2024 breaks record as hottest month ever at Death Valley ...

On Friday, park officials announced that Death Valley recorded itshottest month, with an average 24-hour temperature of 108.5F in July. “We just ...

July 2024 was hottest month in Death Valley history - ABC7

The weather in Death Valley is always hot in July, of course. But this past July was the hottest ever recorded in history.

Earth's hottest temperature: Death Valley's record still stands

And while California set the record for its hottest July this summer, Death Valley remained relatively far from its record. Unlike many of ...

Death Valley, the hottest place on Earth, recorded its most scorching ...

The average high temperature during the record-breaking month was a sweltering 121.9 degrees Fahrenheit, with the California park ...

Death Valley records hottest summer ever as Los Angeles braces for ...

From June to August, the average daily temperature in the hottest, driest, and lowest national park was 104.5 degrees Fahrenheit, 0.3 degrees higher than the ...

Death Valley National Park sets monthly heat record - FOX Weather

July's preliminary climate summary shows the region experienced its warmest month on record with an average temperature of 108.5 degrees.

Death Valley records 'hottest month in history' in July

The "hottest place on Earth" saw its hottest month on record in July, with average high temperatures of 121.9 degrees, officials said.

Death Valley National Park sees hottest summer on record

Death Valley National ...

Death Valley records hottest month ever during recent Calif. heat wave

During a dramatic heat wave in California in July, Death Valley beat its previous record of 108.1 degrees, which was in 2018.

Death Valley sets heat record. August temperatures may be higher too

The area dubbed the hottest place on Earth saw an average temperature in July of 108.5 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.