The community of Martinez Lake in Arizona hit a jaw-dropping 110 degrees Fahrenheit on Thursday — the highest March temperature in U.S. recorded history.
In Maui, so-called kona storms are affecting the areas where wildfires have grown more frequent and intense, creating a feedback loop of environmental consequences.
The universities that oversee the National Center for Atmospheric Research allege in the suit that the center is “collateral damage” in the Trump administration’s ongoing feud with Colorado Gov. Jared Polis.
Arizona and Nevada are likely to see temperatures in the triple digits, while cities such as San Francisco, L.A. and Denver could experience record highs.
