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Certainly far more erratic, though not necessarily always hotter.

It's not a coincidence that many people in hotter regions of the world eat spicy food.

When confronted by a rattlesnake, squirrels' tails heat up, getting hotter by almost four degrees Fahrenheit.

Although the temperature estimate is not yet definitive, the hotter the surface temperature makes for a hotter interior, strengthening the chances of pools of liquid water inside the moon.

The sheer amount of fabric and coverage in the jacket are not ideal during the hotter months.

The intensity of this heatwave has been remarkable. It is hotter than at any time in the instrumental record.

Heat flow from a hotter to a cooler body is a process of energy transfer tending to equalize temperature.

With a new Texan master of the White House, there was no hotter ticket in town than one for the Lone Star State's Black Tie and Boots extravaganza.

In hotter chilies, such as habaneros, capsaicin can be felt on the skin if you cut the chili, as it will produce a burning sensation.

NASA’s goals are to figure out why the sun’s corona is several hundred times hotter than the surface and why it produces an accelerating solar wind.

But, last week, he softened that to a statement that he thinks the world is getting hotter, but "I don't know that" and "I don't know if it's mostly caused by humans."

Essentially, the belt round the centre of the earth will get hotter and drier, while those of us who live in the north of the northern hemisphere will see more warmth but also more rain.