More than 100 million Americans were under some form of heat warning or advisory Monday as a withering, potentially record-breaking heat wave made its way toward the central and eastern USA.

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Millions of Americans are under excessive heat warnings and advisories 02:55 More than 100 million people in the U.S. are under an excessive heat warning or a heat advisory Wednesday, according to ...

More than 44 million people across the United States were under some form of heat warning or advisory Monday, with daily temperature records set to be smashed while the Midwest reels from ...

Nearly a quarter of Americans will be under an extreme heat warning Tuesday as weather officials warned some areas in the Northeast and Midwest could see record-breaking temperatures in the region ...

About 14.7 million people are under an excessive heat warning, with heat indexes expected at 110 degrees Fahrenheit (43.3 degrees Celsius) and above. Another 10 million people were under a heat ...

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More than 57 million people in the American South and Southwest were under an excessive heat warning on Saturday afternoon — the most severe category for heat conditions — as temperatures ...

June 7 (UPI) --Tens of millions of Americans were under heat warnings early Friday as record temperatures scorched the Southwest a day prior.The National Weather Service early Friday said some 13 ...

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About 50 million people in the nation are under heat warnings or advisories, Frank Pereira, a meteorologist with the Weather Service said in an interview on Saturday.

The heat has been especially dangerous in recent years in Phoenix, where 645 people died from heat-related causes in 2023, which was a record. Temperatures there hit 112 degrees F on Saturday.