Heatwave to scorch Texas with 90s amid scattered storms
Nationwide weather update notes continued heat in Texas with highs in the 90s. Scattered storms may develop in the Southeast and Great Lakes region, while showers are possible in the Pacific Northwest with coastal highs in the 60s. Corridor allergy levels listed as high at 9.1 with mulberry ash and oak as prominent pollens.
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Marshalltown
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Portland ME
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St. Louis
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Rising Guttenberg
Great Falls
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Mexico City
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Rio de Janeiro
Texas
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UV Index and Sun Safety Guidance
The UV Index, created by the National Weather Service and EPA, ranges 1 to 15 to show sun radiation. A value of 6 or higher raises skin cancer and cataract risks. protection includes sunscreen and a hat.
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