Near record|breaking heat continues into workweek

Extreme heat bakes southwest and Gulf Coast states - USA Today

Sweltering conditions were expected to continue through the week with near record to record temperatures forecast for portions of Arizona ...

Record-breaking heat suspected in at least 7 deaths as ... - NBC News

The sweltering heat wave gripping parts of the U.S. has shattered heat records and sparked an air quality health advisory, and it is ...

Heat alerts posted across West as record-breaking temperatures ...

Temperatures across the western U.S. will continue to soar as we get into the new workweek, and millions of people from the Pacific ...

Near record-breaking heat continues into work week - News4JAX

As the work week begins more warm weather remains as the chance for rain increases. Sunday evening there is a slight chance for thunderstorms in ...

Calm in New Mexico as near-record heat trend set to begin - KOAT

AS WE GET DEEPER INTO THE WORKWEEK. CONTINUED DRIER THAN NORMAL ... AND SOME RECORD BREAKING TEMPERATURES AS WELL. HERE'S THE LATEST ON ...

Record-breaking and long-lasting heat wave nears for millions - Axios

Record-breaking, widespread and stubborn heat wave to blanket U.S. this week · In Washington D.C., the National Weather Service forecasts highs ...

Here's where heat will be most intense in the U.S. this week

Highs of 100 to 105 will be common again Tuesday in Kansas, Oklahoma and western Texas. Highs around 100 in parts of the Deep South will be ...

Temperature records fall across U.S. with climate change - NPR

Arizona, California, Oregon and Nevada have all seen record-breaking heat in recent weeks. And while the heat wave is mostly in the West, states ...

Persistent heat wave in the U.S. expected to shatter new records as ...

An excessive heat warning — the National Weather Service's highest alert — was in effect for about 36 million people, or about 10% of the ...

More records expected to shatter as long-running blanket of heat ...

(AP) — Roughly 130 million people were under threat Saturday and into next week from a long-running heat wave that already has broken records ...

30 million across West under heat alerts as dangerous temperatures ...

Temperatures across the western U.S. will continue to soar as we get into the new workweek, and millions of people from the Pacific Northwest to ...

Near record highs continue in Utah to close the work week - YouTube

Near record highs continue through this week with dry conditions. Subscribe to ABC4 on YouTube: ...

Over 200 million Americans in the path of record-breaking heat wave

Nearly 260 million Americans across the US will be feeling above-average temperatures as we close out the weekend and start a new workweek.

Record heat remains in place into the weekend - ABC4 Utah

... work week and our hot, dry and hazy conditions are still in charge ... in place, bringing more potential for record-breaking temperatures.

Heat wave threatens more record-breaking temperatures this weekend

The heat dome that's brought record-breaking temperatures to the Midwest and Northeast this week will continue to bake the eastern U.S. this ...

Record heat expected today, but relief is on the way - AZFamily

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Record heat is in the forecast again today, with intense heat set to continue through the rest of the workweek before a ...

A heat wave not seen in decades is helping to send temperatures ...

A record-breaking heat wave is sending temperatures soaring to dangerous levels in the Northeast and Midwest, but much of the US is suffering through ...

Dayslong life-threatening heat wave to sear Northeast with hottest ...

Not only could this heat wave become life-threatening, but it could also be record-breaking. · Dangerous heat wave in full force across the ...

Unseasonable heat continues into the workweek - WTOK

Unseasonable heat ...

Record-Setting heat wave continues through the work week

Unfortunately, triple-digit highs are expected each day through the workweek into the weekend. Temperatures are forecasted to reach 101° in ...