According to NOAA's 175-year record, July of 2024 was the hottest July ever documented, marking the 14th consecutive month of rising global temperatures.
Data from NOAA's nClimGrid-Daily program revealed that cities in six states notably suffered, with Georgia having the highest number of places affected by extreme heat.
Among the 50 cities analyzed, Prattville, Alabama had the smallest deviation from the norm, averaging 84.5 degrees, while other cities faced far more significant rises.
The findings underline the alarming trend of increasing temperatures that is not localized; both the West Coast and East Coast have felt this heat surge.
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