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"One firefighter stated the heater was so hot it looked as if the basement was currently on fire," the police report said of the incident that left Joan Littlejohn and Glennwood Fowler dead.
Family members called for a welfare check for the couple, who was found dead, and fire crews measured their home heater at over 1,000 degrees.
"One firefighter stated the heater was so hot it looked as if the basement was currently on fire," the police report said of the incident that left Joan Littlejohn and Glennwood Fowler dead.
A 71-year-old man died inside Death Valley National Park on Tuesday as temperatures soared above 120 degrees, according to information released by the National Park Service.
Many of us remember the heat wave of 2011 in East Texas. Thing is, as hot as that was, it never came close to the hottest temperature ever recorded in Texas.