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July 2026 Breaks Dust Bowl Heat Record Across U.S.
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2:58Now PlayingJuly 2026 was the hottest July on record for the contiguous United States, surpassing the previous record set during the Dust Bowl in 1936. NOAA data shows average temperatures reached 76.89°F, with nighttime heat playing a major role in the record-breaking month.
More than 185 million Americans experienced heat alerts, while extreme heat contributed to wildfires and worsening drought conditions. Meteorologists are now warning that warmer temperatures could persist in the coming months as a potentially intense El Niño season approaches.
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