Alberto Weakens Inland After Hit Mexico Rain Sparks Flooding
Tropical Storm Alberto weakened to a tropical low as it moved inland over northeast Mexico after bringing heavy rains to Tamaulipas Nuevo Leon and Coahuila where three deaths were reported. In Veracruz 24 families became homeless after a retaining wall collapsed.
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Heat wave grips US as highs surge toward peak
The National Weather Service warned the heat wave would peak in the eastern Great Lakes and New England on Thursday while spreading to the Ohio Valley and Mid-Atlantic by the weekend. Temperatures and humidity could push heat indices over 100 degrees in many areas, with some locations facing possible record highs and dangerous indoor heat due to limited overnight cooling. The forecast urged cooling measures for those without air conditioning as millions endure extreme conditions. Ocean waters have also warmed.
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