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Hottest Julys in Nebraska Since 1895
The ranking shows recent Julys joining 1930s and 1950s heat records, with climate change making extreme heat more likely, scientists said.
- The United States experienced one of its hottest Julys recorded, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, while 20 states saw some of their hottest days during that period.
- Climate change is driving record heat, with The Earth's temperature climbing roughly 2 degrees Fahrenheit total since 1880, accelerating the trend of rising temperatures.
- Data from the National Centers for Environmental Information shows significant precipitation variations across record-hot Julys: July 2012 recorded 6.13 inches, July 2022 saw 5.55 inches, and July 1954 received 2.56 inches.
- The year prior, Julys marked the hottest time on record worldwide, aligning with broader climate shifts as rising temperatures continue impacting regional weather patterns across The Earth.
- While Stacker rankings provide heat data for states including Tennessee and Michigan, the provided materials contain no records for Indiana mentioned in the headline, leaving that specific claim unverified.
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