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Climate Central forecast map showing average high temperatures across the U.S. on July 14, 2026, with widespread triple-digit heat across the Plains, Midwest, and Great Lakes.
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Steam Cooker' Heat Dome Sends RealFeel Temps to 115 in the Plains
City crews use heavy equipment to clear debris from a Philadelphia Housing Authority building after Saturday's microburst winds tore off part of its roof, displacing at least 30 residents.
Philadelphia Declares Disaster Emergency After 100 MPH Microburst Winds
Rescue crews with the St. Louis Metro Strike Team assist flood victims into a raft along the swollen Black River near Lesterville, Missouri, part of a multi-agency effort that rescued more than 100 people.
Search Continues After 1-in-1,000-Year Flood Devastates Missouri
The Storm Prediction Center's Day 1 outlook places northern New England, including Maine and New Hampshire, under an Enhanced (Level 3) risk of severe thunderstorms Tuesday.
Rare Level 3 Storm Threat to Bring Tornadoes, Large Hail to New England
GOES-19's dust composite imagery tracks the plume of dry Saharan dust that has helped suppress tropical development across the Atlantic and Gulf this year.
Something's Brewing in the Gulf, and Florida's in the Crosshairs
Dangerous Flash Flood Threat Returns as Storms Camp Out Over the SouthFirefighting Plane Crashes Battling Colorado's Gold Mountain Fire, Pilot KilledSpanish Wildfire Death Toll Rises to 13 as British Woman, 93, Dies
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The Chicago Sun-Times' front page from July 17, 1995, captures the unfolding scale of the disaster, reporting that the heat-related death toll could reach 300 in Cook County alone.
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