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People. temps have been hotter. today theyre in the mid 90s across the mid atlantic and northeast and back around the ohio valley buttist humid so factor that in and a lot of areas will be flirting with 100 today. maybe just over 100. because of that we have all kinds of heat advisories out there, places from back to minnesota and in towards michigan. it will feel like around 100 and feel like were around 100 to 105 around the philadelphia area and new york city. its a prolonged event. thats why...

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Staying in the same place. a love time lapse. 48 hours worth of rainfall here the last 48 hours, obviously. watch right down here, watch south florida where the rain one storm after another, 17 inches of rainfall right there. and then rain in across georgia. let me back you up, two years in georgia 97% drought. this year, no drought. in fact, flooding. extreme weather continues. yesterday was no different. >> reporter: spectacular light shows filled the sky from d.c. to boston but the sizzling t...

Body. >> a hiker died the sweltering temps may be to blame for the death of an elderly las vegas man. its affected flights in arizona and california where dozens of small planes were grounded. >> its 110 degrees, the air is thinner, the thinner the air the less lift on the airplane. >> reporter: animals are also feeling the burn. at the houston zoo, monkeys turn to cup size popsicles. in death valley the winds is more like a hair drier than a cool breeze. the high todays being sunday was -- >> w...

Baking in the southwest, no end in sight. in one of the hottest places on earth, they havent seen this kind of heat in almost a century. cnn has more. >> reporter: a deadly heat wave from texas to the western sea board. >> its too hot. >> reporter: scorching through southern california where a hiker died and in arizona where a firefighter was taken to the hospital for dehydration. the sweltering temps may be to blame for the death of an elderly las vegas man. its affected flights in arizona and ...

The dry intense temperatures with the wind. its like a turbo charger for the fire.unpredictable. and the blistering heat expected to continue through tuesday. in death valley, the temperature hit 128 on saturday and sunday. thats just six degrees short of the hottest temperature ever recorded. cnns tory dunnan is braving the heat for us in death valley. im talking about how dangerous the temperatures are and now how i put you there. but tell me about what people are doing on the ground. >> repor...

Temps sent six-runners to the hospital in california. lets find out if there is relief coming today. maria molina joins us now. >> good morning. unfortunately, no relief in sight across parts of the west. were talking as far north as states like montana, parts of idaho and even in the state of washington. were seeing those very hot temperatures. yesterday we soared into the 90s across places like seattle, musoola. triple digits even for some, 115 degrees was the high temperature yesterday in the...

The high sunday was -- >> 128. >> reporter: tourists are flocking at the chance to witness record breaking temps. describe how you are feeling? >> very hot. >> reporter: its not too hot to handle. they put the phrase, hot enough to fry an egg to the test. >> its not too bad. >> did you eat that? >> i did. its not bad. >> reporter: the west coast t n turned into a life-like oven. >> how uncomfortable that must be. how long will it last? indra petersons is here. >> i want to explain what a dome of...

Arizona and california where dozens of small planes were grounded. >> the air is thinner. the thinner the air, the less lift on the airplane. >> reporter: animals are also feeling the burn. at the houston zoo, monkeys turned to on cup size popsicles. in death valley, the wind is more like a hair dryer than a cool breeze. the high today be sunday was -- >> 128. >> but very beautiful. >> reporter: tourists are flocking at the chance to witness record breaking temps. describe how youre feeling. >> ...

Warm and humid all here across the plains. you have got to go now across the far northern plains to get any cool temps. its summer officially as of yesterday, guys. >> alisyn: we love it. >> alisyn: coming up on the show. you think our borders are secure. watch this? >> like 60 some? >> pulling a lot in lately, 60 plus. >> yeah. >> in one group? >> yeah. its plenty busy. >> clayton: our next guest went straight to the border and what he found will shock you. >> tucker: eating wings so hot we nee...