Texas Sizzles: Heatwave Breaks Records, Exceeds Death Valley Temperatures

Texas Heatwave: Temperatures Soar Above Death Valley Parts of Texas are experiencing a record-breaking heatwave, with temperatures exceeding even those in Death Valley, California. CBS Texas meteorologist Brittany Rainey reports that a high-pressure ridge is causing the extreme heat, leading to heat advisories being issued across South Texas. "Parts of Texas are going to feel hotter than the hottest place on Earth this afternoon," Rainey stated in the video. She explained the heatwave is due to a high-pressure system bringing an early season heatwave. The forecast shows temperatures in some areas reaching a scorching 113°F. Dallas is also expected to be close to breaking its afternoon temperature record. The heat is expected to continue into next week, prompting warnings about heat safety. The situation highlights the importance of taking precautions during extreme heat events. The video shows the real impact of climate change and the need for heat safety measures.