July sets US temperature record

Temperatures rose unusually high during July in the United States, marking the hottest month on record since measurements began in 1895, with an average temperature of 24.9°C and record-breaking highs in several states. The heatwave prompted warnings for over 185 million people and led to the cancellation of events, including the Independence Day parade. Salt Lake City recorded its highest ever temperature at 42.8°C. The month also experienced drought conditions and worsening wildfires, fueled by below-average rainfall that contributed to ongoing fires in areas such as Oregon. At the same time, heavy rains in some regions caused flooding, but overall, dry weather dominated most of the western and mountainous areas, reflecting climate change and the increasing frequency of extreme weather events in the United States.

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