Summer nights are warming across the U.S. due to climate change, according to a new study. Some areas are warming by more than 10 degrees on average, which can come with serious health risks.
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- Summer nights across the U.S. have warmed by more than 3 degrees on average. 8s
- Some regions, such as Reno, Nevada, have seen nighttime temperatures rise by 17 degrees since 1970. 17s
- Other cities like Las Vegas, El Paso, Salt Lake City, and Boise have experienced increases between 7 and 10 degrees. 23s
- Heat is the number one cause of weather-related deaths, with many linked to warm overnight temperatures. 36s
- Warming summer nights pose significant health risks, especially for those without air conditioning. 44s