Heatwave

Temperatures are soaring across much of California this week, with temperatures forecast to reach 114 degrees in some regions.

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The Arizona capital experienced an average summer temperature of 98.9 degrees F, beating the previous record set in 2023 by two degrees.

Arizona, California, Florida, Maine and New Hampshire experienced their warmest June-August periods on record.

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"July was by far California's hottest month on record, blowing previous records out of the water," weather analyst Colin McCarthy said.

"For people without effective cooling, especially heat-sensitive groups, this level of heat can be deadly." the NWS said.

Huge areas of the western U.S. are forecast to experience temperatures well over 100 degrees Fahrenheit this week.

Stay cool during your next hiking trip by following these tips to prevent heat stroke as soaring temperatures hit the US.

July snowfall at Philadelphia International Airport is "rare," the National Weather Service said.

Multiple parts of the United States are still being plagued by temperatures of more than 100 degrees Fahrenheit.

As the weekend temperatures reached 118 degrees Fahrenheit, Shawn noticed even his neighbor's blinds buckling under the heat.

Four people died in Portland, Oregon and one in Death Valley, California as a searing heat wave sweeps the west of the country.

Officials found 13 missing hikers near a fast-burning wildfire in a California forest on Monday.

As record-breaking temperatures sweep the nation, particularly in the West, nearly 20 percent of Americans are under a heat advisory.

Excessive heat warnings are in place across the U.S.

Parts of northern and central Texas are expected to reach temperatures up to 115 degrees on Friday.

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While the West Coast suffers a heatwave, residents of the Midwest are being evacuated because of floods.

A heat dome over many Midwest and Northeastern states has led to record-breaking high temperatures.

Extreme heat is causing widespread fires, closures and deaths. And it's only June.

Mexico had the hottest day in its history last week, scientists claim, after the Sonoran Desert recorded temperatures at a high of 125 degrees.

Passengers in heat wave struck areas may experience major flight delays and weight limits as extreme heat can impact an airplane's ability to take off.

As the U.S. endures record-breaking temperatures, how can you and your family stay safe?

In the U.S., more people die from extreme heat than any other natural disaster. Experts have advice on staying safe in a heatwave.

Dozens of temperature records are forecast to be broken and the National Guard has been called in amid dangerous highs.

The NWS forecasts highs of 85 degrees in the Big Apple, with many of New York's surrounding areas also expected to see the mercury rise.

New York, Washington D.C., Philadelphia and Chicago are all set for their first heat wave of the season.

Multiple places are set to see heat indexes in the "danger" zone, the National Weather Service said.