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Tracking extreme heat, wildfire smoke, satellite maps and air quality for U.S. readers.
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NOAA/CPC flags moderate extreme heat risk for parts of the southern U.S. from July 24 to 27.
NOAA's hazards outlook points to a multi-day extreme heat risk for parts of Texas and the Lower Mississippi Valley.
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Smoke from Canada and northern Minnesota turned air quality into a public health issue across several U.S. cities.
Wildfire smoke affected visibility, events and health guidance from the Midwest to the East Coast.
NOAA's hazards outlook points to extreme heat risk across parts of the central and southeastern U.S.
A national outlook is an early warning. Local alerts still decide the exact counties, timing and safety actions.
Satellite context turns extreme heat into a health, power and wildfire-risk story.
NASA highlighted a western U.S. heat dome as extreme heat raises risks for health, energy demand and fire conditions.
A broad heat wave is raising health alerts across the U.S., with hot nights and elevated risk for vulnerable people.
A persistent heat wave is affecting large parts of the United States, bringing above-normal temperatures, warm nights and higher health risk for people without reliable cooling.
Heavy rain again hit vulnerable Texas communities, forcing rescues and raising concern over rivers and roads.
Texas faced new flash flooding after days of heavy rain, with rescues, confirmed deaths and ongoing risk.
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NOAA CPC flagged moderate extreme heat risk for parts of the southern U.S. late in July.
Source-backed evening brief with confirmed facts, open questions and clear context.
NOAA's Week 3-4 outlook points to temperature and precipitation signals shaped by El Nino background conditions.
The agency says extreme heat is becoming a health security challenge for Europe.
WHO Europe says heat must be treated as a public health risk requiring planning before emergencies arrive.