Climate change will reshape the Inland Empire by 2048 - AOL

Climate change will reshape the Inland Empire by 2048

“Unfortunately, we know” what climate conditions in the Inland Empire will look like in 2048, said Char Miller, a professor of environmental analysis and history at Pomona College. Between 1985 and 2005, there were an average of seven days a year in the Inland Empire where temperatures were over 102 degrees Fahrenheit. Over the next 25 years, Miller said, experts expect there to be at least 35 days a year that hot. This year, Phoenix had 55 days where temperatures topped 110 degrees Fahrenheit, including 31 days in a row over the summer.