If you were in Phoenix, Arizona on Tuesday, then you died. I hope it was quick and relatively painless. Temperatures spiked at selected areas around the city. Whereas Chandler was a pleasant 63°F, Cave Creek and other suburbs faced temperatures as high at 2,960ºF (1,627ºC).
So everyone in those areas is thoroughly dead and baked. Despite the magnitude of this tragedy, Cory McClosky, a meteorologist with Fox 10 News, was calm, cool, and collected. This guy has nerves of steel.
-via Boing Boing
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I'd love to stand on the border of Deer Valley and Cave Creek, and see what a 2895F degree temperature difference looks like... I would expect hurricane-force winds so hot people are instantly incinerated.
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"steel boils at this temperature" Hah!
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"So, don't even bother looting up there, it's not gonna be worth it." Give this guy a comedy show. He's quick on his feet.
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