2026-07-31
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Europe is baking in its fourth heat wave of the summer,
while much of the US is still locked in its own heat wave.
Yeah, I looked at the forecast for Death Valley, California.
It's probably quite hot.
I've been there, it was hot.
125 Fahrenheit, that's 53 Celsius for this weekend.
But you don't need to be in the desert to get that kind of really extreme, appalling, dangerous temperatures.
Across the US, 70 million people will experience temperatures of up to 105 Fahrenheit, 40 Celsius at the moment.
We know, of course, what's driving this.
It's the climate crisis caused by burning huge amounts of fossil fuels.
But this episode, what we're looking at is how in this climate changed era, the pattern of heat waves has changed.