 and even in parts of the west. So this could go down as one of the hotter summers on record, at least for parts of, say, the eastern U.S., southern U.S., and parts of all the Rockies and the southwest as well. So is the heat dome the same one that could be around, or does it dissipate and another one forms? How does a heat dome work? Yeah, that's exactly it, Gordon. Occasionally we'll get heat domes that'll bubble up and produce the heat wave that we saw, say, last week in the east, and then it'll kind of weaken for a while. The jet stream will kind of