Death Valley packed with tourists to feel record heat
July 9, 2024
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as posted by the channelTourists from all over the world are flocking to Death Valley despite the region’s scorching temperatures — which have resulted in one recorded death.
Indeed the infamously arid region, which straddles the border of Nevada and California, attracted hundreds of people from France, Spain, the UK and other far-flung locales, the AP reported.
These pilgrims were reportedly undeterred by scorching conditions in the aptly-named tourist site, which also happens to be the lowest point in North America.
Meteorologists predicted last week would surpass Earth’s alleged hottest-ever recorded temperature of 134 degrees Fahrenheit (recorded in Death Valley in July 1913), but it’s yet unclear whether this molten milestone has been eclipsed.
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