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Also please realise that although facts written tend to be accurate or true from reliable sources, that those statistics are GENERALISED. For example, where I live Summer is December to February (February tends to be hottest). Now although Summer
EXTREME temps: DAY= 50+ Degrees Celsius (DC) - Night = 4.0 DC
AVERAGED temp: DAY= 35-40+ DC - Night = 14-24 DC
BUT, in saying that’s our average with significant difference in high and low temperature, this is NOT ALWAYS true.
If we experience a ‘HEATWAVE’ of 3 to 5 days straight where daytime temperatures are 38-45 degrees each day, even if no cloud cover trapping heat in overnight, the lowest night temperatures will drop to only 32-35 degrees overnight (makes our community PLUMBING COLD water actually run so hot you can burn your bum in the shower. The first 20-30 seconds of cold water will run cool where it has cooled in house pipe work but quickly warms to VERY HOT. So showers are Super Quick!). Being that this frequently occurs 2-3 times over Summer and the fact that we are in an Arid/Desert climate area, I would expect similar occurring ‘HEATWAVES’ to be experienced in The Gabe Desert too.
But I sincerely hope you get back to completing your story and continue writing as I can see you have great creative writing talent and hope you will create more masterpieces.
Cheers