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Heat dome wasn't a word in 2013. Fire weather meant a dry day, not a tornado forming inside of a wild fire.
Heat dome and heat island have been used for a couple decades in Arizona.
It did in parts of Canada. America just wasn't paying attention.
Yeah, it's worse now. But it's not super dramatic.
You're like the Black Knight from Holy Grail