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Actions Facebook Tweet Email. Too hot to handle? Experts weigh in on if Phoenix could become uninhabitable due to climate change. Temperatures are trending up in Arizona, but will it get too much for those of us who live here? By: Iris Hermosillo. Copyright Scripps Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Report a typo.

The summer days are longer in the Northern hemisphere and due to the tilt, this means longer days in the sun, and more time in the heat. Elevation also plays a role in the temperature. Higher elevations tend to keep places cooler, but lower elevations mean places stay hot. A lot of parts of Arizona sits at low elevation.

Phoenix for example, sits at 1, feet, which is pretty low. These two combined make the heat stay all year round in Arizona. Arizona is a great place to live even if it is hot.

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Skip to content. But, did you ever pay attention long enough in science class to understand why our state is so hot? Since they are so compacted, some bumps happen among the group. But, as Huntley begins to explain, it is all apart of the lesson. This was a heat demonstration Huntley involved them all in to try and explain what heat actually is.

When we measure heat and we measure temperature, we're measuring how much molecules are moving around. And as for why Arizona gets the brunt of it, Huntley said we can blame that on where we sit along the equator.

That spot gets the most heat and heat rises.



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