Full CoverageEastern half of US sweltering again, with dangerous heat wave expected to last until midweek
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Northeast, Midwest Heat Wave Could Smash Dozens Of Records, Including New York, Philly, Chicago
By Jonathan Erdman
Video: Extreme heat continuing into Monday
By David Williams
A potent heat dome is building over the US, sending temperatures into the triple digits
By Tyler Ory
Dangerous Heat Dome to Bring Record Temperatures to Much of the U.S.
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Extremely dangerous heat wave expands from Midwest to East Coast. Thunderstorms may produce large hail, damaging wind gusts and tornadoes across the northern Plains and Upper Mississippi Valley. Repeating storms may lead to flash flooding in parts of the Southern High Plains. pic.x.com/MXyMJXbPlY
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Though record high temperatures are expected in the coming days, the duration of the heat as demonstrated by the numerous record warm morning lows will make this period especially oppressive. Couple this with the fact that this is the first major heat wave of the year – when our pic.x.com/2UfoRdvgFs
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It is a rare occurrence to see high temperatures below 100 degrees in late June. All 3 of the major climate locations had highs in the upper 90s today. Below average temperatures will continue through at least the first half of this week. #azwx #cawx pic.x.com/nGRj1jrWk7
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Hot and breezy conditions are expected today. An Extreme Heat Warning remains in effect today for Maricopa, Pinal, and So. Gila Counties. Afternoon wind gusts up to 25-35 mph are expected, which will lead to elevated to locally critical fire weather conditions. #azwx #cawx pic.x.com/mrTKV7l6BY
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