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US braces for another heat wave with temperatures hotter than 100 degrees expected

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US braces for another heat wave with temperatures hotter than 100 degrees expected
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More than 100 million Americans will experience stifling temperatures as a sprawling summer heat wave will push thermometers into the triple digits later this week.This is the second time in a month that severe heat has hit the United States. Temperatures reached 116 degrees in Phoenix earlier this month. Temperatures this time have also crested 110 in Utah and Montana, though they are not expected to reach those highs on the East Coast.

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Publication timeTue, 14 Jul 2026 15:28:33 +0000
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More than 100 million Americans will experience stifling temperatures as a sprawling summer heat wave will push thermometers into the triple digits later this week.This is the second time in a month that severe heat has hit the United States. Temperatures reached 116 degrees in Phoenix earlier this month. Temperatures this time have also crested 110 in Utah and Montana, though they are not expected to reach those highs on the East Coast. Recommended Stories Iran shipped $6 billion worth of oil products before US blockade was reinstated Dangerous heat wave is building, will bring oppressive temperatures to much of the United States Wyoming governor plots legal strategy as California officials aim to halt Oakland coal terminal (function(){function…

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