Scorching temperatures, humidity making life miserable for millions from Midwest to Maine

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One thought on “Scorching temperatures, humidity making life miserable for millions from Midwest to Maine

  1. I was taught that cold summers and warm winters were evidence of climate change. Now it’s warm summers and cold winters are climate change?

    Does El Nino have any effect on the weather this summer, or is the author just blissfully unaware of the effects of a strong El Nino?

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