Did it Just Snow at the Hottest Place on Earth––Death Valley, CA? Is that snow at the hottest place on earth––Death Valley, CA? Nope, it’s salt. A recent rainfall caused some of the hills at Death Valley National Park to sprout salt flowers. According to rangers at the park, this phenomenon is caused when rain soaks into the soil dissolving the salts present beneath the surface. When this rain evaporates, it pulls the […] SnowBrains | September 16, 2021 0 Comments
Death Valley National Park, CA, Just Had Hottest June Ever Recorded Death Valley National Park, CA, had its hottest June on record this year, with an average day/night temperature of 102.9°F. June 2021 beat the previous record by 1.1°F. The normal average June temperature is 95.0°F, for records extending back to 1912. Every June for the past decade has exceeded this average. The heatwave that affected much of the West in mid-June […] SnowBrains | July 6, 2021 0 Comments
Death Valley National Park, CA Smashed a Number of Heat Records this Summer Over the summer of 2020, numerous heat records were broken, as Death Valley National Park, CA experienced what may be some of the hottest days ever recorded on Earth. Related: Sunday’s 130ºF Temperature at Death Valley, CA Could be Hottest Ever Recorded on Earth This meteorological summer (June-August) had an average (day and night combined) temperature of 102.7º. This makes […] Weather WeatherBrains | September 24, 2020 0 Comments
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