which usually stems from poor decFI88isions about filing for benefits that can lead to lower payments.

The high pressure in the Southwest also prevents cooling rain and clouds from bringing relief.Astudy publishedtwo years ago in the jourFI88nal Nature Communications found that people of color face more extreme temperatures compared to non-Hispanic white people.

Death Valley has had an 84-day streak of 110-degree temperatures and a 47-day streak of nighttime temperatures not going below 90.it is a harbinger of things to come given that the most reliable projected impacts of climate change are those that are directly related to the increase in global temperatures.and it poses a health danger to many.FI88

All of the southern US has been under a heat dome withtemperature records shatteredfrom California to Florida and the globe itself is the hottest its been on record for much of the summer.Getty ImagesAlthough it is always hot in the summer in Phoenix.

a historically Black neighborhood east of downtown that has become majority Latino.

5 Two Phoenix residents drink water as temperatures are expected to hit 115 degrees in Phoenix on Monday.Suffolk County Sheriff/MEGAMobile phone bills later tied Heuermann to the burner phones used to contact the victims and taunt at least one of their families.

including that of Shannan Gilbert.It is unclear if he is tied to any of the other Gilgo bodies.

4 Heuermann reportedly kept up to 300 guns in his basement in Massapequa Park.whose May 2010 disappearance sparked the search that uncovered the other victims.