VOICED : El valle de la Muerte de California registra 54,4 °C a la sombra

Death Valley in California recorded a potentially historic high temperature of 54.4°C, the highest in modern meteorological history. This event, occurring during a severe heatwave in the western U.S., is seen by climate experts as further evidence of global warming. The temperature is the highest officially recorded in Death Valley since 1913. The harsh conditions of Death Valley, one of the hottest and driest places on Earth, pose significant risks to visitors. Scientific validation of such temperature records is crucial due to past errors.

What was the recorded temperature in Death Valley that could be the third highest in history?

• 45.5 degrees Celsius

• 60.0 degrees Celsius

• 50.0 degrees Celsius

• 54.4 degrees Celsius

Why is the temperature record in Death Valley significant according to climate experts?

• It was recorded using a new type of thermometer.

• It was the first temperature recorded in Death Valley.

• It serves as evidence of global warming in recent years.

• It is the highest temperature ever recorded on Earth.

Since when has the recorded temperature in Death Valley been the highest officially?

• Since July 1990

• Since July 2013

• Since July 1913

• Since July 2000

What warning does the National Park Service give about Death Valley?

• It is the most humid place in the United States.

• It is the coldest place on Earth.

• It is the hottest and driest place on their list.

• It is the most visited national park.

Why is scientific validation of temperature records necessary?

• To compare with other national parks.

• To make the records available to the public.

• To confirm the accuracy and avoid past errors.

• To ensure the records are not lost.