Its over 100 degrees of course you can
The hottest place in North America is in Death Valley, California. There, the temperatures routinely top out at over 100 degrees. The hottest temperature ever recorded in Death Valley was 134 degrees Fahrenheit.
As the tectonic plates “stretched” the crust, the valley’s basin continuously slipped downwards. This process is far from over, as where tectonic plates move, so is Death Valley gains in size.
Grand Canyon or Death Valley- had a Western setting.
I would have to say very early in the morning so that it wouldn't freeze over night.
Death Valley has a large amount of salt resulting from thousands of years of water running down the mountains there and washing rock minerals down to the valley below. Over time, the winds have formed the sand there into dunes.
They burn plastic\rubber than freeze it over night than the next day put it in 70 degrees.
Mine did =/ left it in the freezer over night because it's 40 proof and found it slushy tonight
The consensus is that it was carved out over 650 million years by the Colorado River.
so animals such as birds, or small ground mammals don't over heat, or freeze to death
Yes. It can freeze you to death, and can also asphyxiate you, if you breath it's off gassing exclusively, over time.
yes it can but thw water would have to go over the sierra nevadas mountains