Death Valley could break world heat record

[@dad_jokes_4ever226]

Come on Death Valley , you can do it !!

[@patrickehall5785]

I worked on a construction job in Gaffney, SC in the late '90s (I don't remember the exact year). We were building an addition to a car dealership. I do remember it was May. When we started on the galvanized roof, we experienced four days where the temperature reached 109°. We could only work 15 minutes at a time. My thermometer on the roof broke at 130°. Trust me, no fun! Not the least bit interested in visiting Death Valley!

[@seth4321]

Holy cow. Those temps mixed with that South Carolina humidity. Deadly!

[@krosskid7657]

It’s 109-114 209 area California 😂

[@michaelmurphy6195]

I remember when it was called Survivable Valley!

[@ThatOpalGuy]

I remember when before it was a valley

[@mellocello187]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@User-desertrose]

💀 ☠️ 💀

[@patrickehall5785]

@@michaelmurphy6195 I remember when the earth was without form, and void...

[@michaelmurphy6195]

@@patrickehall5785 I remember when 100% pure unadulterated sarcasm was well understood.

[@svenmorgenstern9506]

Pick up a couple of Ribeyes, plenty of sunblock, already got the day off...READY! 👍

[@creaturafauna]

That’s probably why it’s called Death Valley….

[@UncommonSense1776]

We’ll see.. The hottest air temperature ever recorded in Death Valley (Furnace Creek) was 134°F (57°C) on July 10, 1913. During the heat wave that peaked with that record, five consecutive days reached 129° F (54°C) or above.

[@bert-qu3iq]

Fine, I'll just go at night when it's a nippy 120⁰. Gotta remember my mittens.

[@SeanCooney-xe5xe]

I bet it was just mild back when they named it death valley 😃

[@mowcowbell]

Meanwhile in Silverton, CO it will be 42F tonight.

[@Chad-Giga.]

In my northern ca town it will be 52, what’s your point?

[@paradisehub9382]

Well yeah when your at a high altitude in a low humidity environment temperature drops fast

[@kevindavis3455]

It has ALWAYS broken records.

[@SigFigNewton]

Um… continuously breaking previous records means that it keeps gettin hotter

[@TheCaptainSplatter]

​@@SigFigNewtongonna have mass migration from the equator due to the heat.

[@kevindavis3455]

@@SigFigNewton Depends on how far back you care to look, and THAT depends on whether you are driven by fact or ideology.

[@SigFigNewton]

@@kevindavis3455 ideology? Yeah I guess ff industry has a lot of people ignoring facts

[@MrI8igmac]

Its been one hundred and eleven years since the record was set. Its still unbroken. 😂

[@sammyday3341]

I’m an old fart now (63) and don’t want to press my luck by hiking into a place that wants to make sure I do not make it to 64. Learn your lessons the easy way.

[@Odin33356]

The planet can not afford everyone learn their own lesson considering when California goes Yellowstone goes so we mine the fault lines at the salt n sea for lithium and subsidize electric cars 😂

[@Odin33356]

You people are a God fucking joke.

[@akenjah]

Even been young people who were healthy did hiking and running died out there. I think they have marathons once or twice a year? A few people live out there and love it! I lived in So Cali by Palm Springs for years! It would get 120 sometimes. It was freaking miserable! I hated it!!

[@DAndyLord]

@@Odin33356 Take your lithium.

[@thesapo7329]

In Winter it’s a completely different place!

[@dave9351]

It was named Death Valley during the winter of 1849 after a group of Jayhawkers decided to try and take a shortcut rather then follow the wagon train to San Bernardino. Great story of suffering and eventual rescue when two of the group walked to San Fernando valley, got a horse and a mule and came back to rescue them. The "Death Valley" moniker stuck, although it's reviled by many scientists.

[@1986SSMONTECARLO]

DEATH valley.... It's named that for a reason Folks

[@kj686]

Why didn't they say what the temp is supposed to be?

[@WorldGoneKrazy]

Key word - "recorded history"

[@TheTanman412]

I was there in March on the last 89 degree day for many months. It’s beautiful. Not many EV chargers out there, but it’s still doable, has been for a few years now. Go between Thanksgiving-Mid March, it’s otherworldly. Why suffer in the heat? Summer is actually the worst time to travel.

[@computerbiscuit]

I was in Arizona in 2012 on a boat ramp at Lake Powell. I told my friend who was from there that it felt a little hot outside. He laughed and told me it was 110 degrees. I told him it was much nicer than the midwest where the humidity was awful. Never once did the heat really bother me out west. I’ll take the desert over stifling humidity any day of the week.

[@StreuB1]

Illinois resident here and lover of the desert, I cannot agree more. Been in Death Valley in the spring of 2013 and it was 114°F, didn't feel bad. It was hot, but not like the earth was coming to an end. You carry a case of water in the car at all times, if you are heading out, you carry a cooler with a 10lb bag of ice in it with the water. You bring a golfing umbrella, a *_Big Trouble in Little China_* hat, and don't be stupid, and you will be just fine.

[@ScarletCrosshairsAirsoft2023]

Death valley reporter says not to go out there “ people in the background repeatably walking” 😂

[@joliettraveler]

Having been there numerous times, why someone goes in the summer is beyond comprehension.

[@StreuB1]

Illinois resident here and lover of the desert. Been in Death Valley in the spring of 2013 and it was 114°F, didn't feel bad. It was hot, but not like the earth was coming to an end. You carry a case of water in the car at all times, if you are heading out, you carry a cooler with a 10lb bag of ice in it with the water. You bring a golfing umbrella, a *_Big Trouble in Little China_* hat, and don't be stupid, and you will be just fine.

[@louisbuchetto8303]

So you say, beef will cook in two hours. How long will it take to cook a vegetarian? Asking for a friend 😊

[@trevorgwelch7412]

Aliens who live in Death Valley love 130 plus F - They're planet is scolding hot .

[@krzysztofkowalski2816]

This is luxury for them

[@GeoffryWK]

Scalding hot, Not "scolding".

[@lisahinton9682]

​@@GeoffryWK@trevorgwelch7412 And "Their planet," not "They're planet" - ugh!

[@seth4321]

@@GeoffryWKYou’re the only one crying over one letter

[@rickuyeda4818]

In 1934, California hit 134.

[@CosmicHarmony58]

thats right wing narratives...never happened

[@mountbara]

they don't like to say old temperatures are accurate.

[@billybrown7953]

The earth has been here for millions of years and the temperature gage has been around 150 years ( maybe). But everything is now " HISTORIC " or " RECORD BREAKING " . 😂

[@doctorcountersteer6580]

That was before "global warming" became a cash cow. Just don't tell Greta

[@boblatkey7160]

@@billybrown7953 well if you took some basic science classes you would understand that we have other means of looking at historical weather patterns and temperatures. But you keep watching Fox News and you keep your head well immersed in the sand and enjoy yourself! 😂😂😂😂

[@thankyou9085]

Death Valley, Coachella Valley, and the Lower Colorado River are arguably the most hottest places in the US Palm Springs can pass 120, While Phoenix Cant

[@user-qt5jc1qc6n]

I have lived in Bullhead City for over 40 years. I kept an outdoor thermometer in the shade under my awning and it has been as high as 136, on occasion. This report is inaccurate.

[@franklinj1038]

God has obviously lost his sense of humor with us lol

[@wolf17238]

😂😂 God

[@boblatkey7160]

Yes, that's why the number one cause of death of children in the United States is guns. God is having a blast. Religion is just plain dumb

[@jt9113]

Crazy how people run the badwater 135. 135 miles through Death Valley in the summer time every year.

[@lis819]

We’ve had that in Marble Bar in Australia…

[@mikekazz5353]

Meanwhile in the middle of Australia.

[@JohnSmith-ti9uq]

People on the west coast: "Looks like prime real estate to me!"

[@balrog322]

Ah, a region bigot.

[@JohnSmith-ti9uq]

@@balrog322 yup,that's me.

[@balrog322]

@@JohnSmith-ti9uq Get your diseased heart checked out asap.

[@JohnSmith-ti9uq]

@balrog322 oh you're not joking lol. Is region bigot some new brain rot term I'm going to be hearing more of in the future?

[@seth4321]

@@balrog322what

[@MountainRaven1960]

0:32 Someone made a mistake, 282 feet is just 85.9 metres, not 855 metres which is 2805 feet. Just saying……

[@SigFigNewton]

Almost certainly says 85.5 and somebody insisted on a bad font

[@MountainRaven1960]

@@SigFigNewton difficult to see, and easy to mistake. Overall, 86 metres ain’t that much.

[@davidbrown8310]

In 1913 it was 134 degrees there. I was in Laughlin NV and Bullhead City AZ (1994) when it was 128. It is desert climate and expected to be hot !!!

[@independentfreethinkeroutl2176]

So every 100 years theres a extream heat

[@arnoldfrackenmeyer8157]

134 degrees in 1913.

[@arnoldfrackenmeyer8157]

@@samT1227 I don't like heat waves any better than anybody else. But I have lived thru them, although nothing as bad as the heat wave of the 1930's. That's the big one that stands out in history, and it lasted a long time.

[@MrI8igmac]

Its been one hundred and eleven years since the record was set. Still unbroken. 😂

[@TheVoltDenatsu]

no wonder, the undertaker clearly getting heat from mother nature, now shes attacking his home 😢

[@patriciaribaric3409]

Bring on the ribeye!!!

[@warplanner8852]

Actually, Death Valley has a long way to go. What are the temps in the craters of volcanoes?

[@mikehill5261]

Sounds like a lovely place for a nice leisurely hike

[@paulneelon8343]

Really? AD 79 - Pompeii - 250 degrees C (480 degrees F)

[@woverby1963]

Went there in summer one time, will never do again, absolutely miserable, no idea why anyone goes there in summer.

[@g-dcomplex1609]

Mid summer is tourist season and occasionally a tourist will pull over and get out of their vehicle to take it all in for a few minutes and drop dead before getting back inside their vehicle, just from their brain overheating in 120+ F temps, even at three am its over 100F outside in stovepipe wells from june to September, i would never recommend anyone visit death valley nm during hot summer months for any reason

[@billybrown7953]

9 times the people die from the cold compared to the heat.

[@UTA_xx5kx]

Anyone who's been there during the summer has ever come back to complain 😢

[@BigBossMSF]

Death Valley steaks. I like it

[@tanyabourne8]

Go back to 2012 it did. Go back further than that to the 1990s it definitely did

[@jaybe3881]

Idk could have sworn I was in 135 degree temps in camp Virginia Kuwait back in 06

[@dag23_subbers]

Who goes there to stay? People go for fun & come back. Why is that even concerning?

[@PInk77W1]

If the climate is getting hotter Shouldn’t this be a no brainer ?

[@IIBLINKII]

Gerado valley music starts playing

[@doctorcountersteer6580]

NO! Not "global warming"! Did you guys tell Greta about this too?

[@boblatkey7160]

Why are you here? Go back to your Fox News fantasy land.

[@doctorcountersteer6580]

@@boblatkey7160 Don't be so mean, Bobby. Our new messiah has a right to know about such planetary trends, too

[@SigFigNewton]

@@doctorcountersteer6580you probably won’t have offspring, but if you do

[@SigFigNewton]

@@doctorcountersteer6580shame of parents is common

[@doctorcountersteer6580]

@@samT1227 Goodness! I know😷

[@Reallifenewz]

Just calibrate your thermometer, to break records 😉

[@kelleyanne2368]

Thanks to all the satellites in the air.

[@CapsizedCloud]

Holy shit, Badwater Basin is real.

[@JUVI9596]

What were the temps 300 years ago.

[@craigbuchanan5294]

And they wanna try live on mars 🤷‍♂️

[@thelensmanphotography]

Um, not going to top 110 degrees in the next week...

[@BobSacamano666]

Mexicali already broke it

[@garylabita8843]

Oh yeah, once left Vegas on my motorcycle, it was 45 degrees, Death Valley later that day, 85.

[@iamdiegoc]

Death Valley and chill ?

[@JJ-fr2ki]

Dude, you need a science consultant. Sous vide cooking uses water. There is much more energy in 130° water than air.

[@JJ-fr2ki]

Fox is a science free zone.

[@canamrider7195]

Hotter a few years ago in Hawaii, when lava was flowing.

[@rougecampos317]

Their will be some special someone walking out their

[@josephlawson9950]

Don’t the heat will go down

[@machineman6498]

Badwater Basin is a real place? Why is no one pushing the cart?

[@Chris-tu3xx]

The unofficial hottest spot on the planet makes death valley look like a walk in the park. It's called lute Desert in the Islamic Republic of Iran 159.3°F (70.3°C). It's so hot, electronics break and your shoes melt! It's so hot, It's hard to get an accurate reading with standard equipment.

[@michaelmurphy6195]

I was born at Norton AFB in 1955. That day it was 125 at the base. Death Valley is expected to be hotter. That's why they call it Death Valley.

[@Odin33356]

Mike is a con job name

[@michaelmurphy6195]

@@Odin33356 Shirley, you jest!

[@Odin33356]

@@michaelmurphy6195 ok baby huey

[@Odin33356]

@@michaelmurphy6195 we can't discuss why GE had to stop manufacturing appliances in Mexico or say black in Spanish because you have feelings and a failure to communicate

[@michaelmurphy6195]

@@Odin33356 What do you use for a brain?

[@GeoffryWK]

130° F is WRONG. The official highest recorded temperature is now 56.7°C (134°F), which was measured on 10 July 1913 at Greenland Ranch, Death Valley, California, USA. Scientists disputing that do not count.

[@thankyou9085]

But that was 1913 they had wack temp gauges back then, 130 degrees Fahrenheit is probably the highest reliably and modern recorded temp on earth

[@EmeraldView]

I bet you think that would be a dispute to global warming.

[@ianpatrick23]

Wow!

[@bobwoods1302]

Records being broken all the time now. 😮

[@Blakelikesfood]

Also known as a Phoenix winter.

[@thankyou9085]

😂 phoenix could never get past 120

[@anthonycharles-d5i]

Of course, the old record is disputed; it doesn't go well with the global warming panic.

[@BruceMilpitas]

Like the comparison to cooking steak😂

[@Novastar.SaberCombat]

By 2400, you can bet that the global temperature extremes (both directions) will be difficult for people of 2024 to accept or fathom.

[@oliverheaviside2539]

Yeah, because “climate change” is defined over a few decades, not tens of thousands of years.

[@1717jbs]

LOL!

[@mrtopcat2]

We might as well be in a mini ice age by then too.

[@billybrown7953]

THE CLIMATE CRISIS MONSTER is coming to get you. Better hide under your bed. 😂

[@boblatkey7160]

Dude, the human species will be dead and wiped off of planet earth and less than 75 years.

[@ednguyen3822]

Watch Blues Skies MGM movie - “we’re having a heat wave….”

[@Jazzlobotomy]

Alligator vs shark and back to sleep. Can't eat while sleeping

[@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059]

I wonder why they call it death valley??

[@ThyNam3less]

Its summer 😮

[@MarcYanruw]

No wonder The Undertaker moved out

[@Dk-qf8dd]

And? It is going to do it sometime. Btw - SA is stretching things.

[@nimueh4298]

The hottest ever on earth, have humans been recording temperature since day one 4.5 billion years ago?

[@EmeraldView]

The surface temperature of the Earth then was 3,500° F.

[@MountainMetal]

The Tonga Volcano pumped a huge amount of water vapor into the sky and it's going to take a decade or so more for it to clear. Until then there will be warmer weather. Calm down.

[@JohnEboyee]

Except volcanos release sulphur dioxide into the plume that combines with water vapor to form sulfuric acid which invariably reflects solar radiation away from Earth's atmosphere. So if the Tongo eruption was large enough, we should see a little ice age here in no time.

[@MountainMetal]

@@JohnEboyee No. It was overwhelmingly water vapor in that case.

[@JohnEboyee]

@@MountainMetal or more accurately, a huge amount of water vapor led to a rapid production of sulfate aerosol particles that destroyed a large chunk of ozone. So much for my little ice age theory.

[@mrtopcat2]

Of course they dispute the 1913 record of 134F. They must, otherwise their whole theory of GW would start showing OTHER SIMILAR MEASUREMENT holes.

[@boblatkey7160]

Well we have records that are accurate they go all the way back to 5000 years if you had any basic level of scientific education. But you keep watching Fox News!

[@jasminelindros8923]

LOL! Learn what "global warming" means, cat.

[@mrtopcat2]

@@jasminelindros8923 Stay with your GW religion and keep explaining the world around you with it. I stay with what the data shows.

[@jasminelindros8923]

@@mrtopcat2 Learn what "religion" means, cat. There are standards for instruments and installations so that data are consistently recorded and future readings can be meaningfully compared to previous readings. But you don't know anything about that, do you? Maybe you should learn what "data" means, too.

[@mrtopcat2]

@@jasminelindros8923 Well, I have access to the data and know how to analyze it. If C19 hasn’t opened your eyes, nothing will.

[@cesarsuri8890]

Yeah but it’s a dry heat😅

[@infobaseworks2401]

No one is scared

[@constitutionloversue]

Stop the geo-engineering-

[@martinbaggott1052]

Wrong!- Australia’s opal mine area has 140s lots of times. I remember Death Valley in 140s Palm Springs where I live was 128 on 7/4 back in the 90s. All part of the climate scare tactics.

[@mrtopcat2]

Exactly. Same as it ever was. Those tactics are simply to gain credibility that they are working for us. Without it, they have nothing.

[@boblatkey7160]

Yeah keep your head in the sand there buddy. The entire world is laughing at you

[@mrtopcat2]

@@boblatkey7160 In the sand? Perhaps you could look up and analyze some records, instead of going by what the renewable lobby tells you.

[@jasminelindros8923]

And you carry a portable, standardized weather station wherever you go, right? Sure you do.

[@Spagine]

No it wasn’t 140 in Death Valley. Highest record was 134 in 1913

[@TheRealBirdmann]

Get out there TikTokers

[@rainmaker3700]

Hotter the better!!

[@Liamnissan22222]

Let’s go!

[@Odin33356]

Make everyone a star link clone and complain the climate is changing

[@sirsmokinbud1332]

If it wasn't for climate change wouldn't we still be in the ice age?

[@Odin33356]

@@sirsmokinbud1332 you grow marijuana indoors just to complain about power outages or fires created by them and dead firemen 😂

[@Odin33356]

You need more nuclear power to complain about Glaciers mixing without even considering salt is a aftermath of radiation and doesn't evaporate.

[@Odin33356]

@@sirsmokinbud1332 you need a Kobe tattoo considering he faked his death to inbreed his daughter in Elons bunker

[@Odin33356]

Did Kobe or Jesus sue the tax payers ?

[@alphacharlietango969]

Cool

[@TheQman69]

Australia and Iran have areas that have broken 135 recorded with satellite imagery that is accurate to within a tenth of a degree or better. It's a small band of scientist and weather nuts who like to say if it isn't measured with their specific mercury thermometer that it doesn't count.

[@thankyou9085]

Satellites dont beat 2 meter air temp gauges

[@for2utube]

BS press story.

[@davidcarruthers5850]

miserable....

[@James-xu3vc]

This woman is hot 🔥 😂

[@jonnythedemon]

Lol. Lmao even.

[@johnhamilton4446]

In the 90's laughlin was 132, how can death valley be only 130 ?

[@User-desertrose]

💀 ☠️ 💀

[@nativeamericangodfirst1083]

Wrong!!! Iran's desert gets past 150 degrees. So, death valley is not the hottest in all the earth. Smh

[@papimasfuerte4671]

"highest temperature ever recorded on earth!" Earth's core: ExCuSe mE?? 🧏🏿‍♀️

[@robertstan2349]

this would be a great place for a free palestine protest!!! preferably at high noon