It's too hot for rescue helicopters to take off in Phoenix, Arizona
Summary
In Phoenix, Arizona, rescue helicopters cannot fly when temperatures get extremely hot. This is because the very high heat makes it unsafe for the helicopters to take off. The intense summer heat is also causing wildfires and heat-related deaths in the western United States.Key Facts
- Phoenix is experiencing extremely high summer temperatures.
- Rescue helicopters stop flying when heat reaches a dangerous level.
- The high heat creates problems for emergency workers.
- Wildfires are spreading more due to the hot weather.
- Heat-related deaths have increased in the western U.S.
- Emergency workers are facing challenges because of the heat.
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