Relentless Heat Wave Shatters Records Across Western US

Extreme temperatures linked to multiple deaths as millions face dangerous conditions from California to Oregon.

At least five deaths are suspected to be caused by the heat wave, including four in Oregon and one in California's Death Valley.
Record-breaking temperatures have been recorded in multiple states, with some areas experiencing highs up to 128 degrees Fahrenheit.
Over 146 million people are under heat alerts, with excessive heat warnings issued across the Western US and parts of the East Coast.
Experts attribute the intensifying heat waves to climate change, noting the increasing frequency and severity of such events.
Authorities urge residents to take precautions, including staying hydrated, avoiding outdoor activities, and using air conditioning.