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Millions across the US sweat through extreme heat wave
Tens of millions sweltered across the U.S. Northeast and Midwest on Monday (June 23) as record-high heat disrupted electricity supplies and train travel, driving people along the East Coast to parks and public fountains with manual and electronic fans in hand.
Extreme heat can affect brain function and mental health, causing irritability, anxiety and cognitive issues, with experts ...
The WRC was braced for perhaps its most physically demanding test of the season thanks to a punishing blend the WRC’s ...
"The road exploded and rose over 18 inches, sending a car airborne," said Albert Blackwell, who captured the moment on video.
The Arizona Humane Society says they are seeing burned paws and other heat-related injuries. Mickaela Castillo reports from Phoenix.
A long-lasting extreme heat wave reached its dangerous crescendo Tuesday, bringing the hottest day in a decade to some major ...
The National Weather Service has extended the heat advisory for central Ohio until June 27. COTA has extended free rides as a ...
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A warm-up continues this weekend across Arizona as high pressure rebuilds over our region. The Valley ...
In Missouri, a car launched into the air after driving over a large bump in a buckled road. It's just one of many incidents ...
Nearly 160 million people are under heat alerts from eastern Texas to Maine, as temperatures are forecast to be as much as 20 ...
Kon Knueppel is rising up the NBA Draft boards ahead of the first round on Wednesday night. The Duke Blue Devils star could ...
Arizona’s scorching summer heat isn’t just a threat to physical health – it’s also pushing more people into psychiatric ...
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