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Death Valley hits a record 130 degrees, the hottest temperature since 1913; California heatwave prompts rolling blackout warning

Colin Atagi, Palm Springs Desert SunComments Off on Death Valley hits a record 130 degrees, the hottest temperature since 1913; California heatwave prompts rolling blackout warning

California remains in the midst of a heatwave, and most of Southern California is under an excessive heat warning.

       
Colin Atagi, Palm Springs Desert Sun
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