DALLAS — Most Texans are used to hot summers, but this year has been particularly scorching.
The Dallas-Fort Worth area has already had more than 20 days reach 100 degrees — and with several more weeks of blistering heat expected, experts predict the region is well on its way to setting summer records.
This year’s brutal heat wave has had many quick to point the finger at climate change. But the relationship between one weather event and climate change is tricky to track, experts say.
