At least 20 US 明言する/公表するs are 始める,決める for dangerous heat this summer... is YOUR hometown a 'hot zone?'

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The summer of 2023 saw 記録,記録的な/記録する breaking 熱波s and heat-関係のある deaths, and 公式の/役人s have 警告するd that the US may experience another 一連の会議、交渉/完成する in just a few weeks.

The 国家の 大洋の and Atmospheric 行政's (NOAA) has 解放(する)d its seasonal 気温 見通し for June, July, and August, 予測(する)ing?higher than 普通の/平均(する) 気温s for most of the country.?

At least 20 明言する/公表するs spanning throughout the Northeast and the Midwest are in hot zones where 気温s could be above the normal.

The extreme heat is a a result of?El Ni?o, 原因(となる)d by a 転換 in the 配当 of warm water in the 太平洋の Ocean around the 赤道, which typically carries dryer and warmer 空気/公表する to the northern US.

At least 20 states spanning throughout the Northeast and the Midwest are in hot zones where temperatures could be above the normal

At least 20 明言する/公表するs spanning throughout the Northeast and the Midwest are in hot zones where 気温s could be above the normal

Many 明言する/公表するs 予報するd to experience a warmer than usual summer are across the Western half of the US 含むing?Idaho, New Mexico, Colorado, and most of the Northeastern 明言する/公表するs, like New York and Massachusetts, are the places most likely to see higher than normal 気温s.?

A lower section in the 明言する/公表する of?Alaska is the only place that may experience below normal summer 気温s.

This March was the hottest March in more than 170 years of 記録,記録的な/記録する,?NOAA 報告(する)/憶測d. The 残り/休憩(する) of spring is 推定する/予想するd be pretty warm too.?

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has 警告するd that 気温s are likely to be?between 1 and 2 degrees Fahrenheit hotter?than 普通の/平均(する) from now until?June.?

But large 部分s of the northern 広大な/多数の/重要な Plains, the Midwest, southeastern New Mexico, and western Texas are likely to experience heat between 1.8 and 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit hotter than normal during that time period.?

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) has released its seasonal temperature outlook for June, July, and August , forecasting higher than average temperatures for most of the country

The 国家の 大洋の and Atmospheric 行政's (NOAA) has 解放(する)d its seasonal 気温 見通し for June, July, and August , 予測(する)ing higher than 普通の/平均(する) 気温s for most of the country

This 予測(する) comes as the world sees the fading of El Ni?o, which 弱めるs the 貿易(する) 勝利,勝つd and 原因(となる)s hotter and dryer 条件s in the northern U.S. and Canada.?

When this happens La Ni?a, which is associated with cooler 気温s in the 太平洋の Ocean, isn't far behind.

'La Ni?a tends to follow strong El Ni?o events,' an April 見通し from the 気候 予測 中心 said. '移行 from El Ni?o to ENSO-中立の is likely by April-June 2024 (85 パーセント chance), with the 半端物s of La Ni?a developing by June-August 2024 (60 パーセント chance).'

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This cycle occurs every three to seven years, and 影響する/感情s everything from precipitation patterns, 見込み of 干ばつ, and frequency of 嵐/襲撃するs.?

However, 天候 専門家s have 公式文書,認めるd that the 転換 does not mean a 一時的休止,執行延期 from last year's 激しい summer.

'This 明白に isn't our grandmother's 移行 out of El Ni?o ? we're in a much warmer world so the 衝撃s will be different,' Michelle L'Heureux, a 気候 scientist with the 気候 予測 中心 said, CNN 報告(する)/憶測d.

La Ni?a events are also 責任がある stronger ハリケーン seasons in the 大西洋 Ocean.?

The last event began in 2020, the same year that saw so many ハリケーンs, 公式の/役人s ran out of 指名するs and had to turn?to the Greek alphabet?to 跡をつける 嵐/襲撃するs.?

A combination of atmospheric 安定 from La Ni?a and heat that is 部分的に/不公平に 強化するd by the 気候 危機 means a higher 可能性 of more ハリケーンs.?

気候 研究員s at the University of Colorado have 予報するd 23 指名するd 嵐/襲撃するs for this year. 一方/合間 scientists at the University of Pennsylvania have 心配するd 33 指名するd 嵐/襲撃するs?-their highest count ever.

The 警告 for summer 2024 is also based on data last year that 報告(する)/憶測d an 普通の/平均(する) 13 heat 関係のある deaths occurred during the month of July.?

The hot 天候 警告s come just a few days after the 国家の 天候 Service (NWS) has updated and 拡大するd HeatRisk, its heat 跡をつけるing website.

The 道具 供給するs updates about how bad hot 天候 is going to 影響する/感情 a 地域, and the website also 含むs preparedness education and '(警官の)巡回区域,受持ち区域 the heat' 資源s for those who want to think ahead for the next 熱波.

'Last year was the warmest year on 記録,記録的な/記録する for the globe, and we just experienced the warmest winter on 記録,記録的な/記録する.' NOAA 行政官/管理者 Rick Spinrad said in an 告示.?

'HeatRisk is arriving just in time to help everyone, 含むing heat-極度の慎重さを要する 全住民s, 準備する and 計画(する) for the dangers of extreme heat.'