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An AirNow particulate matter and ozone air quality map showing a broad swath of yellow (moderate) air quality conditions stretching across nearly the entire central and eastern United States, with isolated red and orange zones of unhealthy air quality concentrated in the Pacific Northwest and interior West, illustrating how smoke and pollutants can degrade air quality across vast regions simultaneously.
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Caio Rocha Aguiar Arrabal, 44, photographed on the Pedra do Macaco trail in Maricá, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on the day of his fatal fall on June 28, 2026. Arrabal, who was training to become a hiking guide, was accompanying a group along the trail for the first time when he climbed the exposed summit to take a photograph and fell approximately 492 feet during his descent.
Hiker Dies in 500-Foot Fall Moments After Taking a Selfie
World Cup Heat Watch: Nearly 50% Heat Risk Hits LA Today
Jack Roll, 16, and his 12-year-old brother Parker Roll speak to Good Morning America after Parker survived a shark attack near Staniel Cay in the Exuma Cays, Bahamas on June 23, 2026. Jack used his swimsuit as a tourniquet to slow Parker's bleeding while the family raced 60 miles back to shore with no cell service.
Brother Uses Swimsuit as Tourniquet After Shark Bites 12-Year-Old in Bahamas
GOES-West GEOCOLOR satellite imagery from July 1, 2026 showing a thick veil of wildfire smoke blanketing the central and eastern U.S., storm cloud activity along the frontal boundary from the Plains to the Great Lakes, and tropical moisture churning in the Gulf of America ahead of the Fourth of July holiday weekend.
Severe Storms, Extreme Heat, and Wildfire Smoke: Pick Your Poison This Fourth of July
World Cup Heat Watch: Atlanta Hits 87% Heat Risk Today — And the USA's Biggest Match of the Year Is on DeckWhat Happens If an Earthquake Strikes Mid-Match? World Cup Stadiums in the Danger ZoneLevel 3 of 5 Storm Threat in Place as Severe Weather Circles the Heat Dome
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