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NOAA: Contiguous U.S. just logged its hottest month on record
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NOAA’s record will drive new city heat-action plans as utilities brace for higher peak demand.

Record heat is no longer a seasonal anomaly; it is a planning assumption for public health, infrastructure, and insurance. Each new national record tightens the political and economic feedback loop around resilience spending and emissions policy.

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Record heat is no longer a seasonal anomaly; it is a planning assumption for public health, infrastructure, and insurance. Each new national record tightens the political and economic feedback loop around resilience spending and emissions policy.

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The contiguous United States broke its record for hottest month ever, according to NOAA, in a report carried by WPRI Providence. The milestone lands amid a broader run of climate extremes highlighted in related coverage, including record ocean temperatures reported elsewhere in the news cycle.

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NOAA: Contiguous U.S. just logged its hottest month on record

The new benchmark adds pressure to heat preparedness, grid planning, and climate-risk pricing.

WPRI Providence·3h ago
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