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Western new england just getting pounded. so that's what's going on in that part of the northeast today. in part of the southwest today, of course, it is the killing heat. it was 110 degrees in phoenix, arizona, today. and, you know, maybe that doesn't sound crazy. maybe that sounds kind of normal for this time of year. look, it's the tenth day in a row that temperatures have been at or above 110 degrees in phoenix. it's on track to be the longest and worst heat wave on record. the heat wave has been smothering the southwest and texas. in southern florida, extreme heat has been wreaking havoc ...

The temperature of the ocean. the sheer ocean temperatures across the whole globe have been warming at a faster pace than they have at any previous known year. the average surface temperature of the ocean off the florida keys this time of year is usually in the 80s. because of the heat wave, we're now seeing surface temperatures of around 96 degrees in the ocean around the florida keys. 96 degree ocean temperatures. for context, the average hot tub can be heated somewhere around 100 degrees. it's 96 degrees in the ocean. and temperatures are expected to get worse as the week goes on there. and...

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