Photo: Scorching Summer Forecast Sees Ten-Degree Rise by 2080

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Taking shelter by an ice cream cart, Matt Miller of Queens, New York, tries to beat an East Coast heat wave in August 2006. A new NASA study says 100-plus-degree Fahrenheit summer days may become commonplace by 2080.

Photograph by Eric Thayer/Reuters

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