The author features the weather data, "In June, the National Weather Service often reports temperatures well over 100 degrees. But even when they are only 98 to 101 degrees, as they were on June 7, 2003, temperatures on the unprotected desert floor can rise to 130 degrees or more (397)....,” so the reader identifies how this would come
The author features the weather data, "In June, the National Weather Service often reports temperatures well over 100 degrees. But even when they are only 98 to 101 degrees, as they were on June 7, 2003, temperatures on the unprotected desert floor can rise to 130 degrees or more (397)....,” so the reader identifies how this would come