Death Valley Braces for Potential Record-Breaking Heat
Forecasters predict temperatures could exceed 130°F next week, challenging the highest reliable record on Earth.
- Death Valley could see temperatures surpassing 130°F, with a 20-25% chance on Monday and Tuesday.
- The National Weather Service has issued excessive heat warnings across the region.
- Visitors are advised to avoid outdoor activities as rescue operations are limited in extreme heat.
- Historical highs include a disputed 134°F in 1913 and reliable 130°F readings in 2020 and 2021.
- The heat wave is also affecting other parts of California, with Coachella Valley expecting prolonged high temperatures.