It was 1350º, 1665º, 2960º, and 1270º in the greater Phoenix area Tuesday, according to Arizona’s Fox 10 News weather map. A consequence of global warming? More like a really unfortunate, but hilarious, technical glitch.
FOX 10 Arizona Morning’s weatherman Cory McCloskey just rolled with it: “1270 in Ahwatukee. Now, I’m not authorized to evacuate Ahwatukee, but this temperature seems pretty high…Frankly, Wickenburg [2385] is a total loss…Surprise is starting to heat up as well at 1300 degrees…Again, I’m not your dad, but I would get out while you still can.”
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"Harsh land. Windswept valleys in northern #Africa"—Alexander Gerst via Twitter on July 6, 2014
Alexander Gerst—ESA
"Land use in South Africa, you can see where water is."—Alexander Gerst via Twitter on July 9, 2014.
Alexander Gerst—ESA
"Irrigation in the #Sahara #Desert looks like a challenging task from up here... #BlueDot"—Alexander Gerst via Twitter on July 28, 2014
Alexander Gerst—ESA
"An open history book of our planet: the #Sahara Desert"—Alexander Gerst via Twitter on July 26, 2014
Alexander Gerst—ESA
"An open history book of our planet: the # Sahara Desert"—Alexander Gerst via Twitter on July 26, 2014
Alexander Gerst—ESA/SIPA USA
"Close-up of gigantic Salar of Uyuni in Bolivia. You can even see the salt fields and the 'Cactus Island'."—Alexander Gerst via Twitter on July 15, 2014.
Alexander Gerst—ESA
"The #Moon was still behind the horizon. A #FataMorgana of atmospherical refraction #BlueDot"—Alexander Gerst via Twitter on July 14, 2014
Alexander Gerst—ESA/SIPA USA
"When I took this photo, I was sure these are clouds. But now I'm not so sure... #BlueDot"—Alexander Gerst via Twitter on July 7, 2014
Alexander Gerst—ESA
"Probably a river in Kazakhstan or slightly west of it."—Alexander Gerst via Twitter on July 29, 2014
Alexander Gerst—ESA/SIPA USA
"An open history book of our planet: the #Sahara Desert"—Alexander Gerst via Twitter on July 26, 2014
Alexander Gerst—ESA
"Human-made fires in East Africa. Can you spot them?"—Alexander Gerst via Twitter on July 9, 2014
Alexander Gerst—ESA
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