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Climate change is frying the Northern Hemisphere with unprecedented heat, hundreds dead and a town destroyed. CNN 3 hrs ago By Angela Dewan, CNN © BC Wildfire Service/Reuters Smoke rises from a fire at Long Loch and Derrickson Lake in Central Okanagan in Canada on June 30. The tiny town of Lytton has come to hold a grim record. On Tuesday, it experienced Canada s highest-ever temperature, in an unprecedented heat wave that has over a week killed hundreds of people and triggered more than 240 wildfires across British Columbia, most of which are still burning. Lytton hit 49.6 degrees Celsius (121.3 degrees Fahrenheit), astounding for the town of just 250 people nestled in the mountains, where June maximum temperatures are usually around 25 degrees. This past week, however, its nights have been hotter than its days usually are, in a region where air conditioning is rare and homes are designed to retain heat.

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