‘Heat Dome’ to Bring Scorching Temps to Much of US: Where Will It Be Hottest?
- AccuWeather released a media advisory on June 22, 2025, warning of a major heat wave engulfing the central and eastern United States.
- This heat wave is caused by extensive areas of warm air spanning over 1,000 miles, leading to unusually persistent high temperatures that offer minimal cooling during the night.
- The heat will peak in the Midwest on June 20-21 with temperatures reaching triple digits and will move eastward affecting cities like New York and Washington, D.C.
- Heat alerts affect more than 170 million people across the U.S., with AccuWeather experts advising caution to prevent heat-related illnesses like heat exhaustion, highlighting that extreme heat results in more weather-related deaths annually than any other hazard.
- This prolonged heat wave could increase heat-related illnesses and stress energy systems, highlighting ongoing risks from persistent high-pressure ridges that also worsen drought conditions in affected areas.
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Heat dome to bring sweltering temperatures to Piedmont Triad
PIEDMONT TRIAD, N.C. (WGHP) — A wide area of high pressure is affecting the entire eastern United States with a "Heat Dome" that will keep us sweltering this week. The National Weather Service has issued an Extreme Heat Watch for all of the central counties in the Triad and a Heat Advisory for our eastern counties. We can expect to see temperatures in the mid to upper 90s and a Heat Index over 100 for several days. Our overnight lows will be in …
'Heat dome' to bring scorching temps to much of US, including Ohio: Where will it be hottest?
(NEXSTAR) – A “heat dome” is bringing scorching temperatures and oppressive humidity to the Central and Eastern portions of the country this weekend, just in time to mark the start of summer. The National Weather Service says excessive heat is expected to hit the Plains region on Friday before spreading to the Midwest and Great Lakes. These conditions are expected to continue through next week, bringing excessive heat to the Ohio Valley and the …
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