Heat index to exceed 100F in more than half the lower states

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An estimated 154 million Americans are affected by heat advisories and warnings that extend through the weekend

A potentially deadly combination of heat, humidity and stagnant, polluted air has engulfed more than half of the Lower 48 states, with air temperatures climbing toward the century mark everywhere from the Plains to the Midwest, Mississippi River Valley, and eastward to the heavily populated Washington to Boston corridor.

The trigger for this heat wave is a sprawling, strong high pressure area, also known as a “Heat Dome,” building across the U.S. Another high pressure area in the Western Atlantic, which is known as the “Bermuda High,” is also a key player, since the circulation around these weather features is pumping hot and humid air from south to north.

The most memorable aspect of this heat wave will be the lack of relief at night, especially in urban areas where the urban heat island prevents temperatures from falling quickly overnight. Most vulnerable groups to heat-related illnesses include the elderly, chronically ill, children, and outdoor workers.

 

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