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WPC's maximum-temperature forecast showing the 110-degree heat dome over Phoenix and the Desert Southwest early next week.
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Desert Southwest Heat Wave: 110-Degree Highs Possible Early Next Week
A declassified U.S. military infrared sensor still released in the first PURSUE tranche, showing an unidentified object centered in the camera's targeting reticle. The black boxes around the frame mark redacted metadata.
Inside PURSUE, the Government's New Public UFO Archive
A GOES-West GEOCOLOR satellite image from May 8, 2026, showing the broad cloud shield of the storm system stretching from the southern Plains across the South and into the Mid-Atlantic — the same pattern fueling the Mother's Day weekend severe-weather threat.
Severe Storms to Continue Across the Plains and Gulf Coast This Weekend
Mother's Day Forecast: Soggy East, Sizzling West Across the U.S.
Climate Central forecast map showing temperature departures from normal for May 8–10, 2026. The Desert Southwest, Great Basin, and interior West are running 10–20+ degrees above the 1991–2020 average, while much of the eastern U.S. trends cooler than normal.
Western U.S. Heat Wave: First 100-Degree Day of 2026 on Deck
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