Central and Southern U.S. Faces Prolonged Excessive Heat
A prolonged heat wave is impacting 17 states across the Central and Southern U.S., from Texas to North Carolina, with temperatures reaching 100-110°F and heat indices up to 115°F. This dangerous humid heat is expected to continue along the Gulf Coast through August, with human-caused climate change identified as a contributing factor. This poses significant health risks to residents in affected areas.
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