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US cities face record high temperatures on worst day of heat wave
Tens of millions of people in major cities across the U.S. Northeast are facing record high temperatures on Tuesday on what was expected to be the worst day of an oppressive heat wave that has spread over much of the country since late last week.
A brutal heat wave across the eastern United States trapped millions of people in sweltering air this week with record-high ...
Nearly 160 million people are under heat alerts from eastern Texas to Maine, as temperatures are forecast to be as much as 20 ...
At least eight states were expected to see temperatures that would feel hotter than those in Death Valley—often referred to ...
As previous disasters have laid bare the US’ vulnerabilities to other types of extreme weather, this week is revealing ...
Several cities in the eastern United States have faced record high temperatures due to a climate phenomenon known as the ...
The heat waves moving in recent days across Canada, the U.S. and northern Europe are part of a dangerous new climate pattern.
High temperatures across the Plains, Midwest, mid-Atlantic and Northeast are expected to hit at least 15 degrees above normal ...
In this time of year there is a dangerous protagonist, the heat, something that can become a serious threat and with which all possible precautions should be taken. There are many ...
Paramedics in Washington, D.C., burned through their supply of ice packs on Tuesday, and residents cranked up the ...
Even as the heat dome enters its finale, 18 states from the Ohio Valley to the Deep South and the Carolinas to the Mid-Atlantic remain under heat alerts Thursday.
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