Heat alerts cover over 70 million in US as heat wave grows
More than 70 million Americans faced extreme heat alerts as a broad heat wave moved eastward. Highs in the mid-90s were forecast for the mid-Atlantic and New England with dangerous humidity. Phoenix endured record heat and deadly heat deaths last year, while cooling centers opened to aid residents.
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