Pittsburgh, Detroit And Other Northern Cities Set Heat Records in 2024
Douglas McIntyre, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis, highlights the alarming rise in temperatures in northern U.S. cities such as Pittsburgh, Minneapolis, and Burlington, Vermont. These areas, traditionally known for cooler climates, experienced their hottest years on record last year. Detroit’s median temperature, for instance, increased significantly from its historical norm. McIntyre contrasts this localized warming trend with global data, underscoring how rising temperatures are impacting regions differently.
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