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A towering pyrocumulus smoke column billows over the East Tintic Mountains as the Cottonwood Fire explodes in size near Beaver, Utah, on June 23, 2026. A roadside sign alerts drivers to use alternate routes as the Beaver County Sheriff's Office closes all roads leading toward the fire area including B Bench Road, B Mountain, and Bone Hollow.
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A NOAA satellite image shows cloud cover and storm activity swirling across the North Pacific and into the Pacific Northwest as a sharp weather pattern change brings cooler air, showers, and renewed rain chances to the region after days of heat.
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A soccer-themed image shows Portugal and Uzbekistan facing off on the field, representing today’s World Cup matchup with the highest heat risk for players and fans.
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Storm damage in Gibson County, Indiana, shows the destruction left behind after powerful June tornadoes swept through the Midwest, damaging homes and leveling Blythe Chapel, a 96-year-old church in Owensville.
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A beach closure sign warning swimmers of unsafe water conditions due to elevated bacteria levels, representing the wave of closures affecting popular beaches and lakes across the U.S. as summer 2026 gets underway.
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