Which place has the longest recorded heatwave?
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The 1923–24 heatwave in Marble Bar, Western Australia, is famous for an extreme run of very hot days, including a long stretch above 100°F (37.8°C).
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Marble Bar in Western Australia is famous for one of the longest and most intense heatwaves on record. In 1923–24, the town experienced a remarkable run of very hot days, including an extended period above 37.8°C (100°F). It became a symbol of extreme heat in Australia because of its inland desert climate and persistent high-pressure weather patterns. While heatwave definitions vary, Marble Bar’s record remains one of the most cited in weather history.
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