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The U.S. is already seeing the clear fingerprints of human-caused global warming on extreme heat events. Last month, for example, the country's nighttime lows were the warmest on record for any month. https://t.co/aslfYQcYsz — PolitiTweet.org

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And these states are most likely to see the greatest growth in "dangerous days," where the heat index breaks 100°F: - Texas - Louisiana - Arkansas - Missouri - Florida https://t.co/d4UKlc8sYW — PolitiTweet.org

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The characteristics of heat waves may change in the near future as well. Many spots currently see more than 20 straight days with heat indices above 100°F. By 2053, such streaks could last as many as 74 consecutive days. https://t.co/1qmsbpH8vA — PolitiTweet.org

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