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Scorching July may end up the warmest month on record across the U.S. (opens the original)
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Yet another heat dome will bring critical fire weather risks and record-breaking temperatures to the West this weekend. But these aren’t the only records that may be set as the month concludes. There’s one even more staggering: July 2026 could become the warmest month on record across the contiguous United States. National temperatures for July, which have been about 2.5 degrees Fahrenheit above average across the contiguous states, are on track to break the previous record set in July 2012. Tha
The planet’s strongest heat dome will soon tower over the Rockies and Plains (opens the original)
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It has been the summer of the heat dome. Europe was hit by record-breaking heat events in May and June. Then, a slow-moving heat dome sizzled the East in early July, toppling records. After that, another sprawling heat dome spiked temperatures to 115 degrees in Montana, breaking yet more records. And now, another heat dome – predicted to strengthen Saturday into the most powerful one on the planet at that time – is threatening to break more records across the Plains and Rockies. Heat domes are t
Heat dome to topple records in drought-stricken Plains and Western states (opens the original)
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Another heat dome is coming. And it’s about to elevate fire risks and topple temperature records, with heat and/or fire weather alerts in effect for around 33 million people living in stretches of Western and central states as of early Friday. This heat dome will first sizzle drought-stricken parts of the Intermountain West this weekend before expanding into the northern Plains and upper Midwest next week. The National Weather Service in Salt Lake City, which serves most of Utah, called it “the
The Pacific Ocean is running a fever. Why that’s an ominous sign (opens the original)
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A marine heat wave covering an area eight times the size of the United States could soon fuel serious storms and extreme heat. Across the Pacific Ocean, there’s a massive marine heat wave covering an area more than eight times the size of the contiguous United States – and it could have profound ripple effects for weather events around the globe in the coming weeks and months. This area makes up about 13.5% of Earth’s total surface, stretching from the Philippines to Peru – where people are floc
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