On one of Baltimore’s hottest days this past summer, the city baked at 98 degrees — according to the official reading at the Inner Harbor. But at the same time, it was 87 degrees in leafy Leakin Park. And the mercury rose to 103 degrees in neighborhoods such as East Baltimore’s McElderry Park and…
Source: Sun
Uneven heat: Researchers find that in August heat wave, some Baltimore blocks were 16 degrees hotter than others
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