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Heat, something that people brought up is that tourists come out, hang out at the beach all day, long and not realize how dangerous that can be. something like taking a break for 30 minutes, going inside a restaurant, in the air conditioning, drinking water, that could be the difference between getting sick and heat exhaustion, or someone that safely comes and enjoy the beach. again, depending on where people are at, there are different resources. this is miami, they have a lot of air conditioning. most of the units have air conditioning so people can escape he and go inside of their homes. in...

They work continuously, so you don't have to. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. welcome, back more than 100 million americans remain under searing heat alerts today, covering more than half of the country states. we will get the detailed forecast, including the storm threat, 60 million americans from michelle grossman, our meteorologist, in just a minute. first, nbc's guad but i think us in whammy. quad, i hope you're staying cool. a senior on the beach. >> zane, klay after the way it's been this last month, like it's a little cooler, but we still have a heat index of about 99 degrees. it is ...

The good news is, will start there. we do have some relief on the way for some. unfortunately, the south will continue to bake. i'm glad that guad mentioned the danger of the heat, as it is the number one reason for deaths from related deaths. so, we're looking at 107 million people infected. that is that last hour. but last hours 100 to. we're starting to see that number tick up. we are looking from the southwest to the south central states, the central plains, into portions of the mid-atlantic. and also, the northeast under heat alerts. we have excessive heat warnings. we're going to be to t...

Storms will cool things down a bit this afternoon. on the jersey shore, in atlantic city, it's going to feel into the triple digits before those same storms move through. some of them, though, could be severe. and dallas will feel like 105 degrees today, and it's going to be even hotter next week, everyone. we have several reporters in place covering all the angles for you. up first, nbc's guad venegas is in miami, where right now, apparently it feels like a sweltering 100 degrees, guad. you know, i was going to ask the folks there are coping with this unrelenting heat wave, but i guess that i...

Inside or outside the house. all of these things can help as this health advisory continues here in florida, alex. >> okay, good advice. thank you so much. guad when they get. why we now have a clearer sense of where those secret documents were found at mar-a-lago, that's coming your way, next. but first, take a look at the waterfalls in yosemite national park. surging after record-breaking rain and snow. if you want to see them for yourself, you may have to wait hours just to enter the park, especially on weekends. officials are looking at different ways to try to manage those crowds.