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• Record-setting temperatures in the 40s have occurred in Illinois each morning since Aug . 11.
• The West also is baking under record-setting temperatures.
• One reason may be this summer's record-setting temperatures, said Dr . Lyle Petersen of the CDC.
• For instance, record-setting temperatures made Oakmont ( Pa . ) seem like a sauna in 1994.
• Scores of Parisians have died of heat-related illnesses after a week of record-setting temperatures, a French medical expert claimed.
• At least 50 Parisians have died of heat-related illnesses after a week of record-setting temperatures, a French medical expert said.
• Following record-setting temperatures and no rain, Kosovo's hardscrabble hills are a tinderbox, and the danger of further fires remains high.
• Even last month's record-setting temperatures couldn't melt a major special effect of the new Broadway play " Voices in the Dark ."
• The Cyclones played in record setting temperatures : the hottest Jack Trice Stadium game at 92 癋 vs . Kansas on November 23, 2013.
• An important contribution to the record-setting temperatures was El Nino, an anomalous warming of the equatorial eastern Pacific Ocean which reached its peak in March.
• During the start of the fire, an unusually hot, dry air mass was in place over Northern Alberta, which brought record-setting temperatures to Fort McMurray.
• The lack of rain and record-setting temperatures have left many parts of the state dangerously dry . ( Williams, Atlanta Journal-Constitutin ) . ( As merits)
• The race was the closest Chicago Marathon ever and a photo finish culmination of a shoulder to shoulder final 300 meter stretch run with Jaouad Gharib down Columbus Drive on a day of record-setting temperatures.
• She led by a few dozen meters in the final 300 meter stretch run down Columbus Drive on a day of record-setting temperatures, but she was caught just before the tape by the defending Chicago Marathon women's champion, Berhane Adere.
• At least 50 Parisians have died of heat-related illnesses after a week of record-setting temperatures, a French medical expert said _ a claim that if proven would double the number of deaths blamed on the unrelenting heat wave baking much of Europe.
• It remains unclear whether the power failures last week, which also affected the Lower East Side, were caused by the huge demand for power because of record-setting temperatures and humidity, or whether they reflected more fundamental problems with the design and condition of Con Edison's vast network of cables that transmit electricity from generating stations to homes and offices.