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Practice Listening: Multiple Choice, Single Answer
ID: #37553
Short
National Weather
Transcript:
The summer heat has peaked, and blistering temperatures arc especially noticeable on scorching city streets. Known as the "urban heat island effect," this phenomenon labels the way urban environments trap more heat than nearby suburban and rural areas. As a result, increased energy demands and air pollution are often anticipated, yet unavoidable. "All the concrete and the blacktop warm up faster,” says Lauren Nash, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service. "So it keeps the city hotter and it stays hotter longer."
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