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hotter

[hot-er] / ˈhɒt ər /






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“Like the proverbial frog that doesn’t feel the water becoming increasingly hotter, many North American brands are inching into more treacherous positions with their customers’ loyalty,” Forrester Principal Analyst Pete Jacques wrote in the report.

From The Wall Street Journal

Although the state’s drought picture has improved for the moment, scientists caution that conditions across the West are trending hotter and drier because of the burning of fossil fuels and resultant climate change.

From Los Angeles Times

Climate change doesn’t just make daytime heat waves hotter.

From Seattle Times

While scientists say that tying a single heat wave to climate change requires careful analysis, there is little doubt that heat waves around the world are becoming hotter, longer and more frequent.

From New York Times

Ashley said current conditions are mostly random weather variability, though he said the hotter Gulf of Mexico and human-caused climate change may have made a small contribution.

From Seattle Times