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Already 40,000 wildfires, and they have burned through more than 3.5 million acres so far. in california right now, more than 12 th,000 people are under evacuation orders. and it is an uphill battle for firefighters as hot and dry conditions in the west fuel the flames. pedram javaheri has more. >> good morning, rosemary. a lot to tell you about when it comes to the heat and fire situation across the western united states as a massive dome of high pressure builds with the backdrop of some 108 la...

Approaches portions of hispaniola, cuba, and eventually this weekend possibly south florida. so well follow this carefully. again, that land interaction looks like it will weaken the storm system on approach for the united states. we dont expect this to be a major player, but it is getting going across the atlantic. >> unbelievable what were seeing on the weather front. many thanks to you, pedram, for keeping a close eye on all of this. well, its not just wildfires. heat waves, droughts, storm...

Destroyed, the question is what happens next? and the government, many people say, should be doing a lot more to try to get this under control. >> tragic. of course the government says theyve done all they can, but eleni giokos keeping a very close eye on the fires in greece. many thanks. the wildfire season in the u.s. is already shaping up to be one of the worst yet. there have been nearly 40,000 wildfires so far this year, well above average for early august. the fires have burned through m...

Terrible drought is raising the wildfire risks. and the northeast also very steamy, records were set yesterday in new york, boston could hit 100 degrees today for the first teaime in ten years. >> and studies show severe heat is three to five degrees hotter than it used to be because of manmade climate change. pedram javaheri explains for us. >> yes, when looking at this sort of a heatwave, this ridge of high pressure is often responsible and we talk about the heat dome that develops. and you ha...

All-time record triple digit heat forecast for many people that don’t have A/C Originally Published: 24 JUN 21 05:56 ET Updated: 24 JUN 21 19:11 ET By Pedram Javaheri and Hannah Gard, CNN     (CNN) — An extraordinary heat wave is taking shape this weekend, potentially unlike any other the Northwest US has experienced. As temperatures […]

More than half of managers want their staff to take time off to avoid burning out. and more than one-third of people surveyed say that they want a new job once the pandemic is over because of their work/life balance. and here in the u.s. unseasonably hot weather in the pacific northwest along with an increasingly severe drought is raising concerns about more wildfires. and pedram javaheri has more now from the cnn weather center. >> it has been an incredible setup for warm and dry weather and ...

Absorbed, about 260 in the monthly record category. 70 plus records that were all-time hottest ever observed around the western u.s. and with all that said, not surprising to see the fire season getting under way, some 46 large active fires scattered about the western u.s. and of course we know about 90% of the western u.s. experiencing drought. so they need the rainfall that is happening on the eastern side of the u.s. and how about these temperatures? middle 60s in cleveland, about 78 in minne...

U.s. in this region. >> such great reporting. really informative. thank you so much. claudette pummeled communities along the gulf coast over the weekend and strengthened again to a tropical storm monday. lashing au i ing north carolina. and horrific weather conditions caused a highway pileup that killed nine children and an adult. meantime in the drought stricken west, a brief respite from the record heat, but the critical fire danger remains and the heat will soon return. here is pedram java...

And a wildfire that started sunday on the montana/wyoming border has burned more than 28,000 acres. cnn meteorologist pedram javaheri joins me now. just incredible these fires, these high temperatures. is there an end in sight here? >> you know, summer of course officially arrives in north america and northern hemisphere on sunday so we expect the hottest temperatures climatologically to kick in in the middle of july into early august for about a month ahead that have pace which is really remark...

Las vegas notice over the next week temps finally cool off to 4 degrees above average at that point, thats 104 this time next week. phoenix climbing up to 118 degrees before trying to cool off into early next week. again, over 50 plus until americans approaching 60 million americans underneath excessive heat alerts with temperatures in places such as death valley, california, nearing 130 degrees. rosemary? >> thank you so much for that, pedram. the cdc is calling the delta variant first identi...