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and east of san francisco. authorities have ordered residents in some areas to evacuate. and warn that strong winds and extreme heat into next week, we'll make conditions even more dangerous the official start of summer here in the northern hemisphere may still be weeks away, but the sweltering summer heat is already here in parts of the us with high temperatures triggering excessive heat watches for nearly 8 million people across parts of the west and southern us are meteorologist elisa rafah brakes down for us summer is already starting to sizzle early. >> we have excessive. he watches in place for parts of california, even getting into nevada, including las vegas by tuesday and wednesday as we get into the work week that's because temperatures are going to be much above average and hitting some dangerous levels even for this early in june, phoenix, your average this time of year is 100, looking at temperatures are ready, getting to 105 as we get into the workweek vegas, your average is 95 degrees for this time of year where we're looking at temperature picture is getting
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temperatures for the northern plains. we'll be sub zero for overnight temperatures through tuesday or wednesday for a lot of cities here, like bismarck, rapid city, omaha. it's going to be hard to get above zero for some of these northern plains communities. i want to point out that this is the first time a lot of this part of the country is even seeing cold so far this winter. see all of these red dots, that's where we've got the warmest winter on record so far from december 1st. and a lot of areas are top five and top ten for warmest winters on record so far. that's the difference between weather and climate. we have this cold snap coming in but it's coming as we have had a pretty warm season so far. fred. >> elisa, polo sandoval, thank you both. appreciate it. president biden launches a second round of attacks on iran-back rebels in yemen. houthi officials planning to
>> i was just getting reminded that graph is super helpful trying to remember in 2016 when we were there. i remember sitting there and thinking i was overdressed because it was actually too warm. i have a feeling it's not going to feel that way when we are there on monday. elisa, thank you so much. sara. >> she said minus 40 degrees. i'm leaving. like, there's no way -- people in iowa are so hardy, i don't understand how they do it. we're going live there now where those absolutely dangerous temperatures are having a direct impact on the campaign trail as you might imagine, who wants to be out in? republicans are warning what it could mean for the caucus turnout and the results of the caucuses and the government at risk of a partial shutdown in just one week. can house speaker mike johnson do a seemingly impossible task and unite republicans behind a deal? we will have more on that, plus, now the faa launching an audit on boeing. that is on top of that ntsb
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