Ola de calor recorre el centro de EE. UU., avanza al noreste y afecta a 125 millones

Yahoo • 14 de jul 18:58

A heat wave that has battered the north-central United States is shifting toward the Northeast, with more than 125 million people under heat alerts, while southwest Texas faces a flash-flood threat.

Yahoo • 14 de jul 10:28

A heat wave spanning the United States has placed over 125 million people under alerts, with daily temperature records at risk in multiple regions and additional air-quality concerns from Canadian wildfires.

ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos • 14 de jul 10:25

Heat warnings and advisories are in effect for over 125 million people across the United States, with daily record highs forecast for several cities and smoke from Canadian wildfires expected to affect air quality.

AP News • 13 de jul 22:23

The National Weather Service forecasts more than 90 temperature records to be tied or broken across the United States through Wednesday, with many overnight highs staying above typical comfort levels.

The New York Times • 13 de jul 15:55

A high-pressure system is driving extreme heat from the western United States toward the Midwest, Northeast and Southeast, with record highs already set in Salt Lake City and Billings.

Yahoo • 13 de jul 11:29

A persistent heat dome is driving temperatures 20-30 degrees above average, prompting heat alerts for roughly 100 million people and raising wildfire and health risks.

The Weather Channel • 12 de jul 09:16

A high-pressure system will drive extreme temperatures and humidity from the northern Rockies and Plains to the Midwest and East, prompting heat alerts and warnings through early next week.

AP News • 11 de jul 15:21

A high-pressure system is expected to keep temperatures 15-25°F above normal for up to a week, with triple-digit heat forecast for the Southwest, Great Plains and parts of the East.

The Weather Channel • 11 de jul 13:50

A high-pressure system will drive triple-digit temperatures across the northern Rockies and Plains this weekend, with heat and humidity expected to spread to the Midwest and East early next week.

AP News • 10 de jul 13:02

A large, persistent high-pressure system will drive temperatures 15-25 °F above normal for at least a week, prompting record heat and heightened wildfire risk.

Yahoo • 6 de jul 11:40

Record heat and thunderstorms caused power outages, evacuations and cancelled fireworks on July 4, while flood watches affect up to 34 million people in the Northeast.

The Guardian • 5 de jul 18:51

More than 20 states recorded temperatures above 100°F, prompting heat alerts for over 140 million people and resulting in at least 25 deaths, officials said.

Al Jazeera • 4 de jul 11:03

A severe heat wave across the eastern United States is forcing the cancellation or modification of several high-profile Fourth of July events marking the nation's 250th birthday, while officials urge precautions to protect public health.

The New York Times • 3 de jul 08:39

A prolonged heat wave is expected to maintain triple-digit temperatures across much of the central and eastern United States through the weekend, affecting about 180 million people under heat warnings.

BBC • 2 de jul 18:56

A heat dome is driving temperatures and humidity to record levels in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, prompting warnings from officials and limiting public gatherings for July 4 celebrations.

The New York Times • 2 de jul 13:15

A multi-day heat wave with temperatures near 100 °F and heat indexes above 105 °F is expected to persist through the Fourth of July weekend, prompting health warnings, cooling-center openings and travel disruptions.

CNN • 2 de jul 04:06

Temperatures along the I-95 corridor are expected to reach the upper 90s to low 100s with humidity driving heat indexes above 110 degrees, prompting officials to expand cooling resources and emergency plans.

The New York Times • 1 de jul 09:50

A Midwest heat wave is advancing east, placing more than 160 million people under extreme heat warnings as record temperatures are expected before the Fourth of July weekend.

BBC • 30 de jun 22:08

The National Weather Service warns that a heat dome will bring temperatures of 95-105°F and high humidity to much of the U.S., affecting about 120 million people as the Fourth of July holiday begins.

The Weather Channel • 30 de jun 09:39

The National Weather Service warns that a widespread heat wave will affect more than 180 million people in the Midwest and East, with temperatures and heat indices approaching record levels through the Fourth of July.

The New York Times • 30 de jun 09:30

The National Weather Service warned that soaring temperatures and high heat indexes will spread eastward through the Fourth of July weekend, prompting officials to open cooling centers and issue safety advisories.

The New York Times • 30 de jun 01:13

Forecasters warn that much of the central and eastern United States will experience dangerously high temperatures, prompting officials to open cooling centers ahead of the Independence Day holiday.

The New York Times • 29 de jun 18:08

Meteorologists warn that a persistent high-pressure system will drive triple-digit heat and unusually warm nights from the Midwest to the Northeast through the Independence Day weekend.

CNN • 29 de jun 04:46

A prolonged heat dome will bring near-100-degree temperatures and high humidity to the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast through the Fourth of July weekend, prompting health warnings from officials.

NPR • 28 de jun 23:37

The National Weather Service warned that dangerous heat and high humidity will affect most of the country, with heat indices reaching 100-110 °F and health officials urging precautions.

CBS News • 28 de jun 21:44

The National Weather Service said a widespread heat wave will bring high temperatures and humidity to more than half of the U.S. through the Fourth of July weekend, with heat indices reaching up to 115°F in some areas.

NBC News • 28 de jun 18:16

A prolonged heat wave will bring daytime highs in the 90s and 100s to many central and eastern cities, with heat indexes reaching up to 114 degrees, affecting about 111 million people.