Source: New York Post
Originally Published by: Extreme heat safety: How to prepare and stay cool during a heat wave Deep-sea nightmare: The bone-chilling fish lurking along the ocean floor Will 2026 be the hottest year ever amid record-breaking temperatures across the US? The East Coast’s Fourth of July heat wave drove the Potomac River north of Little Falls, Maryland, to a record temperature, contributing to a large fish kill, officials said. The Maryland Department of the Environment said one of its biologists recorded a water temperature of 94 degrees on July 4, while data from the USGS shows water temperatures peaking at 98. 4 degrees.
