California heat waves could be longer, hotter in 30 years
All areas across the US are expected to experience hotter temperatures over the next three decades — and California is expected to see longer heat waves.
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All areas across the US are expected to experience hotter temperatures over the next three decades — and California is expected to see longer heat waves.
As it moved towards Mexico's southern coast on Tuesday, Hurricane Bonnie strengthened to a Category 3 storm after making a remarkable transition from the Caribbean to the Pacific Ocean.
The Southern Plains, the Mississippi Valley, the Great Lakes, and the Deep South are all experiencing scorching temperatures for the third week in a row, which has affected most of the country.
AccuWeather meteorologist Forecasts indicate that dangerous and record-challenging heat is expected for the remainder of the week (June 20 to 26) in the Central US as the second wave of the heat dome ensues.
A heat dome or heat wave will hit a vast area of the Central United States, where residents are still cooling down from extreme heat recently.