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Hot take: Worcester hits 90 - Vimarsana News

Hot take: Worcester hits 90

A lesson in hot weather.

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American Airlines reportedly allows cabin temperatures to reach as high as 90 degrees before it's too hot to board - Vimarsana News

American Airlines reportedly allows cabin temperatures to reach as high as 90 degrees before it's too hot to board

Record-high temperatures have caused chaos on airlines this year with passengers vomiting, passing out, or being hospitalized due to extreme heat.

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Severe weather to trim heat from Midwest to Northeast - Vimarsana News

Severe weather to trim heat from Midwest to Northeast

The calendar may say that it's meteorological fall, but Mother Nature has said otherwise in recent days, with a surge of extreme heat across much of the northern United States. Now, AccuWeather meteorologists say that rounds of thunderstorms, some severe, will ease the heat, bringing fall-like conditions. Much of the central Plains has been sweltering under prolonged heat for weeks, and the first days of September have been no exception. On Sunday, temperatures in Minneapolis surged to 98 degree

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Labor Day weekend to bring the sun out in Delaware, record heat coming next week to region - Vimarsana News

Labor Day weekend to bring the sun out in Delaware, record heat coming next week to region

Labor Day weekend is finally here, and it's stacking up to be a sunny one. Higher temperatures are in store for the region through next week, too.

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Temperature rise to 2 degrees Celsius may cause 1 billion deaths: Study - Vimarsana News

Temperature rise to 2 degrees Celsius may cause 1 billion deaths: Study

If global warming reaches or exceeds two degrees Celsius by 2100, it will lead to the deaths of roughly one billion, mainly poorer humans, over the next century, a study warned.