Most of the globe is currently experiencing a heatwave, with Britain recording its highest temperature at 104 degrees on Tuesday
However, the summer of 1936 was more deadly and hotter, more than killing 5,000 people
Temperatures hit as high as 121 degrees in North Dakota and was hotter than Death Valley and could cook a rare steak on the street
People in Nebraska and New York slept outside and Americans only had fans and ice to cool them off
The hottest temperature ever recorded in the United States was 134f in Death Valley in July 1913
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When will the backward USA finally discard the ridiculous and meaningless Fahrenheit scale???
For temperature it’s an excellent scale for human beings. 0 degrees is very cold, 100 degrees is very hot. Lots of nuance in between those temps. Why base a temp scale for humans on water?