Phoenix experienced the hottest month on record in July 2023, with land-surface temperatures reaching over 38 degrees Celsius at night. NASA satellite data showed that roads, buildings, and other human-made structures absorbed and retained heat, creating a vicious cycle of persistent high temperatures. #PhoenixHeatWave #LandSurfaceTemperature #NASA https://phys.org/news/2023-08-nasa-fierce-surface-temperatures-phoenix.html?utm_source=flipboard&utm_content=HariTulsidas%2Fmagazine%2FArchetypes

RT @SurfaceTempUoL: Here’s our almost cloud-free image for Thursday 11th August 2022 during the UK’s second #heatwave 🌡. Showing #landsurfacetemperature (in Celsius) at 10.30 UTC from #SLSTR on #Sentinel3 🛰. Produced with @NCEOscience @esaclimate @CopernicusEU #EarthObservation 🌎

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