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it's thursday june 9th, 2022.

I'm Jackson Bird today.

Heat waves in the future could come with their own names, and we might be able to keep

safe from them thanks to advances in smart window technology.

Plus, Europe's largest ever land dinosaur has just been discovered, and why Wendy's is

temporarily retiring their vanilla frosties.

Here's some cool stuff for your ride home.

Summer is kicking off in the northern hemisphere and with it increasingly deadly heat waves.

Now, I didn't know this, but according to both a 10-year and 30-year average from the National Weather

Service in the U.S., heat waves kill more people than floods, tornadoes, hurricanes, or any other weather emergency.

And yet, there is typically very little advanced warning or media coverage of heat waves, at least

as compared to what you see before a tornado or hurricane.

And you don't often hear about states of emergency being declared and federal funding pouring in to help an area recover from a heat wave.

Although I think the one that hit the Pacific Northwest last year would be a significant exception.

But generally speaking, despite actually being more deadly, heat waves do not get the same hype as other extreme weather events. And some say that might be part of

why they're more deadly. Newsreels showing flooded streets and destroyed homes stick with people.

They visually illustrate the danger of floods and storms. But it's harder to show the effects of a

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