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NWS Issues Heat Advisories in Minnesota, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Iowa

Minnesotans are being encouraged to drink lots of fluids and stay in air-conditioned buildings to escape heat that will have thermometers registering temperatures in the mid to upper-90s in the Twin Cities and across much of southern and southwestern Minnesota. That combined with high humidity levels will make it feel like it’s 100 degrees or warmer, the National Weather Service said.

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April 2016 Hottest on Record

April 2016 was the warmest April on record for the globe, making it the 12th consecutive month that earth has recorded its warmest respective month on record. NOAA’s global State of the Climate report released Wednesday found April’s temperature over the Earth’s surface was 1.10 degrees Celsius above the 20th century average. This crushed the previous warmest April set in 2010 by 0.28 degrees Celsius.

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No relief from soaring temperature: IMD predicts another bout of extreme heat wave

India was bracing on Monday for another bout of extreme heat after temperatures smashed records in some parts of the country, while weather officials warned against more frequent heat waves. Temperatures in parts of the western region breached 50 Celsius (122°F) last week, causing a spike in cases of people suffering dehydration and heatstroke, and triggering widespread power cuts as surging demand overwhelmed supply grids.

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Will climate change increase summertime temperature variability and heat waves by 2100? A new CPO-funded study has the answer

A new study by Haiyan Teng (National Center for Atmospheric Research; NCAR) and other NCAR researchers, funded by the Climate Program Office’s Modeling, Analysis, Predictions, and Projections program, evaluated by how much and why the variability of within-season summer surface air temperature will increase by the end of the 21st century.

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