Severe Heat Wave Engulfs Multiple US Regions, Threatens Lives and Infrastructure

Record-breaking temperatures and widespread heat alerts strain resources and heighten health risks across the country.

Over 100 million Americans are under heat alerts, with Washington, DC, potentially hitting 100°F for the first time since 2016.
At least six heat-related deaths have been reported in Phoenix, with more under investigation.
Utility crews in Michigan are working to restore power to thousands after storms, amid ongoing heat.
California faces extreme temperatures hindering wildfire containment efforts.
Flood warnings persist in New Mexico and Minnesota, exacerbating the impact of severe weather events.