While most of the Southwest was advised to take cover from heat, visitors flocked to Death Valley National Park to experience some of the hottest temperatures ever recorded, according to ...

Death Valley National Park is projected to set a world record for the hottest temperature ever reliably recorded on this week, with forecasts in aptly-named Furnace Creek expected to reach 131 ...

Death Valley is home to Furnace Creek, an unincorporated community that includes a visitors center and an outdoor digital thermometer. Dozens of people have gathered at the temperature reading in ...

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — A photo of a broken thermometer at Death Valley National Park is going viral — and the humor is not lost on park rangers. The park posted a photo of its famous thermometer ...

DEATH VALLEY, Calif. — During the recent heat ... line from a Southern California Edison substation leading to Furnace Creek Visitor Center, National Park Service offices and employee housing.

The hottest temperature ever recorded ... of high pressure over the Western U.S.” Furnace Creek is an unincorporated community within Death Valley National Park. It's home to the park's visitor ...

Since it gets so hot in Death Valley, with temperatures routinely soaring above 115 degrees Fahrenheit on any given day, the grounds crew at Furnace Creek ... when the temperature is perfect ...

NOAA scientists say last month was the hottest June ever recorded. If current heat trends hold, July could earn the same title as well. In California, many people are keeping an eye on Death ...

including 129 F for Sunday at Furnace Creek in Death Valley National Park, and then around 130 through Wednesday. If the temperature hits above 130 degrees, it would set the record for the hottest ...

It’s a hotspot in more ways than one. Tourists from all over the world are flocking to Death Valley despite the region’s scorching temperatures — which have resulted in one recorded death.