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Blistering heat, storms and downpours to pester central US

As a heat dome persists over the south-central United States, rounds of storms will repeatedly pound areas farther north across the Plains and Mississippi Valley this week. Severe weather and flash flooding are among the dangers of the stormy weather pattern, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. The Central states will be essentially split into two parts with one zone remaining dry and hot, while the other zone stays somewhat cooler, but also stormy at times. Texas will continue to broil under a dom
High Plains United States Tennessee Valley South Dakota North Dakota San Antonio
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Blistering heat, storms and downpours to pester central US

As a heat dome persists over the south-central United States, rounds of storms will repeatedly pound areas farther north across the Plains and Mississippi Valley this week. Severe weather and flash flooding are among the dangers of the stormy weather pattern, AccuWeather meteorologists warn. The Central states will be essentially split into two parts with one zone remaining dry and hot, while the other zone stays somewhat cooler, but also stormy at times. Texas will continue to broil under a dom
United States Great Lakes Canada General San Antonio North Dakota South Dakota
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Severe storms could bookend sweltering heat in Northeast

As the hottest weather of the summer so far builds across the northeastern United States to end this week, rounds of severe thunderstorms with high winds will be on the prowl, and some locations may have to face a familiar flash flooding problem, AccuWeather meteorologists say. During a strange summer in the Northeast where Canadian air and wildfire smoke held temperatures back in June and tropical moisture caused downpours and thunderstorms to flourish during much of July, many people are proba
United States New Jersey New York Brett Anderson Alex Sosnowski Brandon Buckingham
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Severe storms could bookend sweltering heat in Northeast

As the hottest weather of the summer so far builds across the northeastern United States to end this week, rounds of severe thunderstorms with high winds will be on the prowl, and some locations may have to face a familiar flash flooding problem, AccuWeather meteorologists say. During a strange summer in the Northeast where Canadian air and wildfire smoke held temperatures back in June and tropical moisture caused downpours and thunderstorms to flourish during much of July, many people are proba
New York United States New Jersey Brandon Buckingham Accuweather Realfeel Justin Povick
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More than 100 million in Northeast, Midwest bracing for late-July heat wave

Heat that has been building all summer long over the Southwest is about to spread into the Midwest and Northeast for several days from the middle to the latter part of this week, AccuWeather meteorologists say. For parts of the East, temperatures will climb to their highest levels of the year so far. The heat will pale in comparison to the extreme levels experienced in the Southwest in recent weeks. Late July is about the hottest part of the summer based on the historical average for much of the
United States New York Great Lakes Canada General Accuweather Realfeel Bernie Rayno
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AccuWeather unveils new heat wave index in time for summer

The United States deals with a host of severe weather threats each year, from deadly tornadoes and hurricanes to treacherous flooding. Of all the types of dangerous weather, however, none is more deadly to Americans than high temperatures, specifically intense and long-lasting heat waves. Although they do not get as much attention as their more violent weather counterparts, heat waves on average kill more Americans than any other severe weather event. To better understand and quantify heat waves
New York United States San Francisco Stephanie Williams Los Angeles Joeln Myers
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