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Scientists say climate change is fueling extreme heat waves in the late summer, early fall when wildfire danger is at its peak
View the San Francisco for Sunday, September 11, 2022
Around the world, people are increasingly staggering through crazy-making heat waves asking themselves, “Why does it feel so much hotter than the temperature?”
As an extreme heat wave sweeps over Berkeley, attention has been brought toward climate change and future natural disasters.
National Weather Service in Colorado adopts HeatRisk index, which uses local climate data to determine what the hazards could be to people.