Phoenix Hits 115 to Break a 15-Year-Old Heat Record
KTAR logs the number and the extended warning while record-census accounts do the division Friday ran nearly five times the expected share of heat marks.
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KTAR logs the number and the extended warning while record-census accounts do the division Friday ran nearly five times the expected share of heat marks.
Climate-data X connects Phoenix's 115-degree record to a national census of 332 broken marks while local desks file warnings, costing readers the pattern.
The record fell by just two degrees, and climate X reads the margin as proof ordinary summers now run near old extremes.
Climate X posts hourly traces and record ratios while local desks file the afternoon number; the grid-relevant fact — nights above 90 — gets buried in both.