<p>The National Weather Service (NWS) forecasts daytime highs of 110-115°F (43-46°C) across the southwestern United States as a heat dome settles in through the end of August and into early September. This weather pattern is expected to affect more than 45 million people in the region.</p><p>As wildfires continue in some areas, the NWS has indicated that limited cooling relief will be available during the evenings and overnight. Experts suggest that some record high temperatures may be tied or broken this month, and the agency has warned that the extreme heat poses potential health hazards.</p>
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Heat Dome Expected to Bring High Temperatures to Southwestern US
The National Weather Service forecasts extreme temperatures of 110-115°F (43-46°C) in the southwestern United States due to a heat dome affecting over 45 million people. Limited cooling relief is expected, and potential health hazards have been noted as wildfires continue in the region.
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