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What is the hottest temperature recorded in Death Valley, California?
What is the hottest temperature recorded in Death Valley, California?
- 140 degrees Fahrenheit
- 150 degrees Fahrenheit
- 128 degrees Fahrenheit
- 134 degrees Fahrenheit (correct)
When did the coldest temperature in Vostok, Antarctica occur?
When did the coldest temperature in Vostok, Antarctica occur?
- July 21st, 1983 (correct)
- March 15th, 1995
- January 1st, 2000
- December 25th, 1975
Where did a long-lasting moisture-laden storm drop a foot of rain in a single hour?
Where did a long-lasting moisture-laden storm drop a foot of rain in a single hour?
- Holt, Missouri (correct)
- Sahara Desert
- Amazon Rainforest
- Antarctica
Which ocean experienced tropical cyclone Denise dropping more than 71 inches of rain?
Which ocean experienced tropical cyclone Denise dropping more than 71 inches of rain?
How long has the hottest temperature record in Death Valley, California stood?
How long has the hottest temperature record in Death Valley, California stood?
Death Valley, California reached 134 degrees Fahrenheit on July 10, 1913, and that record has stood the test of time for more than 100 years.
Death Valley, California reached 134 degrees Fahrenheit on July 10, 1913, and that record has stood the test of time for more than 100 years.
a foot of rain in a single hour on Holt, Missouri in the United States on June 22nd, 1947.
a foot of rain in a single hour on Holt, Missouri in the United States on June 22nd, 1947.
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