Summer heat threatens records in western US, East US heavily fluctuates
New York will generally stay warmer than average, but cities such as Orlando and Chicago will be below average for many of the upcoming days.
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New York will generally stay warmer than average, but cities such as Orlando and Chicago will be below average for many of the upcoming days.
Eastern states experience cooler temperatures while the West sees unseasonably warm weather. Record-breaking heat expected in Phoenix and other western cities.
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The eastern third of the nation is expecting roller coaster-like weather with temperatures that will be generally cooler than average but with a few mild days mixed in. Meanwhile, record heat will impact nearly every state west of the Rockies.